nautilus-copy-path VS nautilus-open-any-terminal

There are extensions, like nautilus-copy-path which can implement it.

A feature like that doesn't really need to be intuitive. Average, non-techi user will never need that, and experienced user can easily look it up (took me less that a minute to find). If you want something integrated to your right click menu, you can install this nautilus extension. It even comes with keyboard shortcuts like Ctrl+Shift+C to copy path

There is an extension for that: https://github.com/chr314/nautilus-copy-path

You can check the examples folder in the gitlab repo for some very basic demonstration of what can be done with Nautilus-python, or this repo: Nautilus Copy Path/Name for a more advanced example with the right-click menu.

This doesn't apply to the "Open in terminal" menu item in nautilus, which is provided by gnome-terminal-nautilus. For that, you can use nautilus-open-any-terminal, unless you're switching to GNOME Console, which should work automatically.

nautilus open any terminal (Open current folder in alacritty and not the default terminal)

"Open in Terminal" in nautilus is provided by an extension (gnome-terminal-nautilus). You could replace it with https://github.com/Stunkymonkey/nautilus-open-any-terminal

I tried searching for it. nautilus-open-any-terminal seems promising. I haven't tried it though

Did you install nautilus-open-any-terminal? That could be the second one.

I don't like gnome-terminal, but I like nautilus and I don't feel like installing nautilus-open-any-terminal right now. Is this easy to fix gnome-terminal?

Try this https://github.com/Stunkymonkey/nautilus-open-any-terminal