I'd like the ability to exclude a folder from consideration for "Additional Folders" in OneDrive. For example, simply downloading music creates hundreds (if not thousands) of folders with artwork, which OneDrive now displays in its list of "Additional Folders" for "Camera Upload." These hundreds of (randomly organized) folders makes it impossible to find folders I actually care about.

I've included screenshots to show my phone's internal storage where I'd like to exclude the top-level "music" folder and what my list looks like with all these music folders in the list.

(As an aside, you'll notice the list isn't even alphabetized, and the selected folders aren't displayed at the top of the list. There are other issues addressing that oversight though.)

Thanks for investigating this issue.

I have a product enhancement request. Please add buttons/links to OneDrive for Android to navigate up one folder level. I can drill down into a folder and then into a subfolder and so on. But when in a subfolder I can't navigate back up one folder. To go from one subfolder to another at the same level I have to start at the root folder and start drilling down all over again. This is quite inconvenient. I don't have this problem with competitive products such as Google Drive and Dropbox for Android. The problem exists only with OneDrive. My device is a Google Pixel 3 XL running Android 10. I posted the issue on the Microsoft community support website and the only suggestion for me (other than posting here) is to switch to the old Android user interface from two years ago. That is not a good solution. All of my other apps, other than OneDrive, work fine with the current Android 10 user interface design.

When an error occurs loading a file, a file with the right name but weighing 0kb remains in the folder. The moment I want to upload the file again, it tells me that it's not possible and the reason is that I can't because there is already a file with the same name. The solution exists, and is that I have to open the computer profile where the 0kb file is visible (from the smartphone app is not visible) and delete this file and upload it again from the smartphone (it is a bit inconvenient).

Quando si verifica un errore nel caricamento di un file, nella cartella resta un file col nome giusto ma che pesa 0kb. Nel momento in cui voglio caricare nuovamente il file, mi dice che non è possibile e il motivo è che non posso perche esiste già un file con lo stesso nome. La soluzione esiste, ed è che devo aprire il profilo da computer in cui è visibile il file da 0kb (da app di smartphone non è visibile) e cancellare questo file e fare l'upload nuovamente dallo smartphone (è un po' scomodo).

One huge problem with OneDrive on Android is that stuff in OneDrive can only be accessed via the OneDrive app, or apps that have been written specially to access OneDrive.

On Windows OneDrive integrates into Explorer so that any app can pull files from OneDrive.

Why can't that happen on Android?

e.g. OneDrive's music player is basic and pretty rubbish, but if the files were accessible as an extension of the local Android filesystem then I could use any music player.

As devs, that makes your job easier because you have less UI to worry about. Your client is just presenting and syncing files, same as on Windows.