Quick Open With
Open Terminal, iTerm2, VSCode or Sublime Text in the folder.
Short answer: JoyClick can open Terminal, iTerm2, VSCode, Sublime Text and other installed terminals and editors directly in the current folder from the right-click menu.
Quick Open With jumps from a Finder folder straight into a terminal or code editor, already pointed at that folder. The menu only shows the applications you actually have installed, so it stays clean.
What Quick Open With can do
- Open Terminal in the current folder
- Open iTerm2 in the current folder
- Open VSCode in the current folder
- Open Sublime Text in the current folder
- Show only the terminals and editors installed on the Mac
How it works
- Right-click inside a folder in Finder.
- Choose the terminal or editor you want from the right-click menu.
- JoyClick opens that application in the current folder.
When to use it
- Starting a terminal session in a project folder without typing a path.
- Opening a folder in your code editor in one click.
- Switching between a terminal and an editor for the same folder.
Availability and limitations
Quick Open With is part of JoyClick, a macOS utility that requires macOS 14.0+. Some actions require granting JoyClick permission to the folders it works in. Available actions may depend on the selected file type and the applications installed on your Mac.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which terminals and editors can JoyClick open?
JoyClick can open Terminal, iTerm2, VSCode, Sublime Text and other installed terminals and editors.
Will it show apps I do not have installed?
No. Quick Open With only shows the terminals and editors that are actually installed on your Mac.
Try Quick Open With on your Mac
Download JoyClick - Right-Click Tools on the Mac App Store. Requires macOS 14.0+, $8.99 one-time purchase, privacy: Data Not Collected.