Found 1 record for the .DS_STORE file extension name
.file extension DS_STORE - Macintosh OS X Folder Information
File extension DS_STORE description:
Under Macintosh OSX .DS_Store holds the information which controls the way a folder will be opened; i.e., the shape and size of the window, the position of the window on the desktop and whether file, folder or icon view has been selected. If you were to delete the .DS_Store the folder would revert to the system default next time it is opened and a new blank .DS_Store would appear (invisibly).Associated applications to file extension DS_STORE:
Company / developer:
Apple, Inc.
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