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You can enable a Service in the Keyboard Shortcuts System Preferences to let you open a terminal window directly to a selected folder.

Go to System Preferences » Keyboard » Keyboard Shortcuts » Services » Files and Folders » New Terminal at Folder. Or New Terminal Tab at Folder, if you want. You can create a keyboard shortcut here, too, if you’re in to that kind of thing.

Right-click on any folder and the item appears in the bottom section of the contextual menu (or use your new keyboard shortcut). Works on ‘package’ files, too.

Note: Services do not work on sidebar items or aliases; you have to select an actual folder or file. If a bunch of Services are enabled for the selected item type, you may have to go inside the Services item in the contextual menu.

[crarko adds: We’ve published a number of hints over the years about ways to open Terminal from a specific folder. It’s good to see that Apple paye …

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