Next, on your dock, press “Ctrl + Alt + click” on the Finder icon and select the Relaunch option.
This will reveal the hidden files and folders in Finder. 2. Open the Finder and go to your Home folder. Look for a fade out “Library” folder. Open it and search for a “KeyBindings” folder. If it doesn’t exist, create it.
Inside the “KeyBindings” folder, check for a file call “DefaultKeyBinding.dict”. If it exists, open it with a text editor. If not, create one in your text editor. Paste the following lines to the end of the file. Save the file. That’s it. Your Home/End button should be working now. To turn off the display of hidden files in Finder, in the terminal, type: Relaunch the Finder and all the system files/folders will now be hidden.
Making the Home/End button work on Firefox
Firefox for Mac has a different keyboard configuration and even though you have made the changes above, it won’t be applicable in Firefox. To fix this, the solution is to install the Keyfixer addon. Once installed and without any configuration, your Home/End button will work as normal. What are the annoyances you face when you switch to Mac? Image credit: Computer Bubble by BigStockPhoto
