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HideSwitch is the easiest way to show and hide system files hidden in OS X. Instead of launching some big clunky piece of software or running a terminal command, just launch this tiny app and click the button to toggle hidden files on and off. I have three password fields, each one has a eye icon to let consumer show/hide password, I am trying with the below code but if i click hide/show for one field then it is effecting to other field. If you did that already, all you have to do is to open the Disk Utility, select the Recovery HD, click on Mount it, double-click on the mounted Recovery HD, switch to show invisible files as well (use the terminal or any of the countless little apps to do this - I use HideSwitch), open. HideSwitch is the easiest way to show and hide system files hidden in OS X. Instead of launching some big clunky piece of software. January 22, 2018 By Chris Greninger Right Click Enhancer.

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