I have set up Path Finder as my default file browser(manager) on my OSX Yosemite. So most applications open a Path Finder window when they show me a File, but not IDEA.
When I choose the Reveal in Finder
action on a file it always opens a new finder window, which is kind of annoying because copying from a Path Finder window to a Finder window is not working.
Is there any way to tell IntelliJ IDEA to use Path Finder?
You need to create a new external tool and then add it to the relevant context menu.
Go to
Settings | Tools | External Tools
and click the+
button to create a new one:Set a name for your tool like Show In Thunar and then in the program section, you must insert the command that can open the installed file explorer. In my case, I inserted thunar (make sure about the command via terminal). And do not forget to set
$FileDir$
as thearguments
.After creating your tool you can add it to your context menu, for doing this go to
Appearance & Behavior | Menus and Toolbars | Project View Popup Menu > Project View Popup Menu Run Group > Run Configurations > RevealGroup
Click the
Add After
button and select the new external tools that you have created in the early stage.