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Steven John. It's easy to find downloads on your Mac computer in three different ways. By default, the Downloads folder is displayed Finder's left sidebar. If you do not see the Downloads folder, click Finder in the menu bar and select Preferences. Select Sidebar and make sure that the Downloads option is checked.
A Downloads Stack is included as a part of the Dock unless you have disabled it and displays the contents of the Downloads folder. If you click on the Downloads Stack, it expands to show you individual file thumbnails. If you have many files stored in your Downloads folder, the Stack shows a handful of your most recently downloaded files with an Open in Finder option that takes you directly to the Downloads folder in Finder.
While files downloaded from Safari are stored in the Downloads folder by default, there is another way to view recent downloads from within the Safari browser. Click the down arrow icon next to the Safari address bar to display a list of recently downloaded files. If you are currently downloading files, this list displays a download progress bar next to each file. Within the Downloads section of Safari, clicking Clear empties your downloads queue, but does not delete the actual files from your Mac.
Downloads that have been cleared from within Safari can still be accessed from the Downloads folder or Downloads Stack. Like Safari, Chrome has its own Downloads section.
Select Window in the Chrome menu bar and then Downloads. Chrome Downloads displays a list of downloaded files organized by most recent download. They can then click on Advanced at the bottom of the Settings page and scroll down until they find the section called Downloads. Google Chrome users can opt to have the Web browser ask where they would like to place a file every time one is downloaded, or they can select a location to automatically place all downloaded files.
Those who are Mac OS users have a slightly different process for finding the location of their recently downloaded files. The default Web browser on Mac computers is Safari.
Users of this Web browser can locate their Downloads folder by clicking on Downloads located on the Dock. Another method for navigating to the Downloads folder for Safari users is to click on Go from the Finder, and then click on Downloads. Mac and Safari users who want to specify which folder they want to send their files to are unable to change their preferences.
The files can be moved after they are downloaded, but users will always find them defaulted to the Downloads folder. Mac users who want to download files to a folder or location of their choosing should use Google Chrome. Similar to Windows users, Google Chrome used on a Mac also automatically sends downloaded files to the Downloads folder by default.
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