How to change where AirDropped files are saved on your Mac

This iDownloadBlog post is doubly useful:

– As advertised in the headline, use it to change the default location for AirDropped files on your Mac.
– Go through this reasonably painless process to learn about Automator.

Nice job by Joaquim Barbosa. Clever and well written.



2 thoughts on “How to change where AirDropped files are saved on your Mac”

  1. i’m shocked that this sort of thing isn’t built into the system. even if you have to use automator to set up the filters it seems like detecting the source etc isn’t there. which is why such an extra step was needed

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