MAC OS x replaces finder fonts and restores default values

Some Mac users don't like the fonts in the Finder, so what do you do to replace the fonts in the Finder? The following small series teaches everyone a way to solve. Users in need come and have a look.

　　Change Finder entire main interface font

Except for the Finder icon, all of us have changed. Open the terminal (Application-utility), and then enter the following command:

Defaults write Com.apple.finder nssystemfont-string americantypewriter;,

This time I used the American typewriter font, you can change what font you want to use according to your liking.

　　Change the font of the Finder title bar

Open the terminal (Application-utility) and enter the following command:

Defaults write Com.apple.finder nstitlebarfont-string arialblack;

Killall Finder

This time using the Arial Black font, note that if you use other fonts in the command, please remember to remove the space between them.

You can also change their font size, and you can change the font size to 16 by using the following command:

Defaults write Com.apple.finder nstitlebarfontsize 16;killall Finder

　　Restore default Settings

If you don't like the change, or want to revert to the default font Lucida Grande font, open terminal, enter the following command:

Defaults Delete Com.apple.finder Nssystemfont

Defaults Delete Com.apple.finder Nstitlebarfont

Defaults Delete Com.apple.finder nstitlebarfontsize

Killall Finder

These are the ways to replace the Mac System Finder fonts, and users who don't like the Finder default font can use these methods to make changes.