Author: Emma Roth
Illustration by Alex Castro / The Verge
Microsoft’s marking OneDrive’s 15th anniversary with a new landing page, called OneDrive Home, and it should make it easier to keep tabs on your work. Instead of arriving on the My files tab when you first open OneDrive, you’ll find yourself on the new Home page that resembles that dashboard in the online version of Office.
Like the Office web app, OneDrive Home contains a list of your files, organized by how recently you accessed them. Above the list are filters that let you sort your documents by Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and PDF file types.
Image: Microsoft
It’s easier to understand the new changes once you see them.
There’s also a new “Activity” column to the right of the “Owner” file field that tells you...
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Illustration by Alex Castro / The Verge
Microsoft’s marking OneDrive’s 15th anniversary with a new landing page, called OneDrive Home, and it should make it easier to keep tabs on your work. Instead of arriving on the My files tab when you first open OneDrive, you’ll find yourself on the new Home page that resembles that dashboard in the online version of Office.
Like the Office web app, OneDrive Home contains a list of your files, organized by how recently you accessed them. Above the list are filters that let you sort your documents by Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and PDF file types.
Image: Microsoft
It’s easier to understand the new changes once you see them.
There’s also a new “Activity” column to the right of the “Owner” file field that tells you...
Continue reading…
Continue reading...