# How to Use the Address Bar in ComfortFiles

ComfortFiles is a Windows Explorer-style file manager for macOS.

The address bar sits at the top of every ComfortFiles window and works both ways, like in Windows Explorer: **click** a breadcrumb segment to jump to that folder, or **type** a path to go anywhere directly.

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## Jumping with breadcrumbs

The bar always shows where you are as a clickable trail — click any segment to jump to that level.

## Typing a path

1. Click the address bar to switch it into edit mode.
2. Type or paste any path — for example `/Users/you/Projects` or a path copied from Terminal.
3. Press <kbd>Return</kbd> to navigate.

Trailing slashes are fine; the bar accepts paths exactly as Terminal prints them.

## Related

- In Finder, the closest equivalents are the Path Bar and ⇧⌘G — [here's how far they go](/guides/mac-finder-address-bar).