Go2Shell
By Alice Dev Team
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Description
Go2Shell opens a terminal window to the current directory in Finder.
The best way to use Go2Shell is to add it to the Finder toolbar, to do this simply drag and drop the app onto the tool bar.
IMPORTANT! For Mavericks users: Just hold CMD, while dragging to Finder toolbar.
Let your life be a bit easier with tiny Go2Shell tool.
To open configuration window follow this steps:
1. Fire up your favorite terminal program.
2. Enter: open -a Go2Shell --args config
3. Press [return].
4. Profit.
What's New in Version 1.2.1
* Icon in the Finder toolbar looks more natively.
* Bash dependency was removed. Now Go2Shell supports tcsh, tclsh and many other shells.
* Added support of iTerm, iTerm 2 and even xterm :)
* Added suport for brutal paths like: / tmp / \ !#^$%&iam_a_path*?()={}[]'`~|; < \
* Now you can customize command which will be executed in terminal window.
* Configuration window. To open configuration window follow this steps:
1. Fire up your favorite terminal program.
2. Enter: open -a Go2Shell --args config
3. Press [return].
4. Profit.
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Customer Reviews
Simple, easy, convenient, great!
This is exactly what I needed, though I didn't even know it was missing. This is such a useful RedHat Linux feature and it is even more handy in the Mac Finder Toolbar. Way to go!
(Though, now I have switched to iTerm2, I am unable to use this guy. I ended up writing an applescript to do the same thing, but I'd love it if there was an option or preference somewhere to change what terminal app it opens!) :)
Perfect Solution!
So glad I found this app. Works perfectly and saves me a ton of time when I need to open up terminal and navigate to a directory without having to type or remember the entire path. Never had any issues with this application and have been using it for several months now. I don’t know how I ever worked without it!
Works great, does exactly what it says
Make sure you read and follow the instructions after downloading. This is not a typical application you'd launch from the Applications folder. However, once it is set up, it works brilliantly! So handy to open up a Terminal window in a specific folder in order to launch shell scripts and do other command-line stuff.

- Free
- Category: Developer Tools
- Updated: Aug 25, 2011
- Version: 1.2.1
- Size: 0.3 MB
- Language: English
- Seller: Yevgeniy Muravyev
- © Alice Dev Team
Compatibility: OS X 10.6 or later