Microsoft OneDrive

Microsoft OneDrive is previously known as Microsoft SkyDrive.

Microsoft OneDrive (formerly Microsoft SkyDrive) is the easiest way to access your OneDrive from your Mac. When you install Microsoft OneDrive, a OneDrive folder is created on your computer. Everything you put in this folder is automatically kept in sync between your computers and OneDrive.com, so you can get to your latest files from virtually anywhere. Whenever you add, change, or delete files in one location, all the other locations will be updated.

Features

• Access your OneDrive right from the Finder - photos, documents, and all your other important files.
• Quickly add new files to OneDrive by dragging them to the OneDrive folder.
• Easily organize your files and folders in OneDrive, just like any other folder.
• Choose the folders in your OneDrive that you want to sync on your Mac.

If you have previously installed the SkyDrive App, please remove the app from your applications folder.

• We've added context menus for OneDrive! Just right-click on your file or folder to see the new options. To turn on the context menu, enable OneDrive Finder Extensions and restart macOS or Finder after the update.
• Speaking of another feature you've all been asking for, you can now share a file or folder from the context menu. It works for both personal and work or education accounts!
• The activity center has been updated to provide more detailed information, such as where the file was downloaded from or uploaded to.
• We've also increased the maximum file path limit for your work or education OneDrive.
• We've made more improvements to sync reliability