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  • When you just start a new csh shell, is your path preserved? Commented Feb 14, 2022 at 8:04
  • @aviro Hi, I always start a new shell by right-clicking my mouse and choose Open Terminal (when right-clicking on the Desktop) or Open in Terminal (when right-clicking in a folder). Open Terminal starts the shell at ~, whereas Open in Terminal starts the shell at wherever I opened it (~/Documents for example). New tabs will always start at wherever the new shell started. If the new shell window started at ~/Documents, and I cd to ~/Documents/project1, then open a new tab, the new tab will start at ~/Documents, not project1 Commented Feb 18, 2022 at 8:07