View all folders "as list"

Whenever I open up a new folder it shows all the contents as icons, and I have to change it to list view.
Does anyone know how to make the default folder view "as list"?
Thanks!

Considering that the Windows file browser defaults to Icon or Column view I'd think you would be most used to that. You can set Column view as the global default using the Preferences selection from the Finder's Finder menu.

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