The “Date Last Opened” time is very accurate, but if you can’t see the time it was accessed you may need to expand the Last Opened column slightly to accommodate the full date and time, otherwise an appreciated access time will be shown instead. Find the specific file you want to see the precise last date opened for, and look under the “Last Opened” column to find the date and time down to the minute.Check the box next to “Date Last Opened” to reveal the “Last Opened” column.Pull down the “View” menu and go to “Show View Options”.Toggle into “List” view manually, or by hitting Command+2.From the OS X Finder, navigate to the folder containing the files (or apps) you want to see the last access date for.This works to view the precise last access date and time of anything accessible within the Finder of Mac OS X:
Show Date & Time Last Opened of Anything on the Mac If you’re wanting to find more specific access time information about other files and apps on the Mac, a simple View option adjustment will enable such a feature. Toggle to the “List” view option to find “Last Opened’ date and timeĪll My Files is very convenient, but because it is sorted by recently used files, it’s not too helpful if you’re curious about the last date/time a specific file somewhere else in the file system was opened, the last time an application was used, the last time a system item was accessed, or for anything that was previously opened some time ago.
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