Show folder/file path for searched files in android App
When a file/folder shown on search results. I was unable to see entire path of related file/folder and manage to see its location on my onedrive...
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Albert Magana
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The "Details" view desperately needs file path information for a file. For example, you see an interesting memory in the "On this day" photos view and open the image only to never be able to go to the folder that the image exists in or easily see where it exists in your OneDrive to find other similar photos. Makes managing files in OneDrive app completely limited. Imagine the File Explorer window without a file path bar *gasp*
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John
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The file location, path or root is not displayed when I ask for file or folder information details in OneDrive on Android App.
This feature was in OneDrive App on Android time ago, but nowadays it isn't.
If you ask me, this feature helps a lot meanwhile working on Information Technology devices.
We could be able to know where files and folders are located in thread. -
John
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I ask for file location, root or path to displayed in file or folder information details in OneDrive on Android App.
This feature was some time ago displayed, nowadays it isn't.
We can't find or know the file or files in folder or folders.
This feature helps a lot meanwhile working by means of technological information devices.John
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Molly
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Yes! This is exactly what I was looking for. I'm glad other people see that the Onedrive android app is missing this key file browsing feature.
In terms of usability of browsing your files in onedrive, we really should be able to see the parent folder in the file details, and be able to tap on it to navigate to that parent folder.
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Anonymous
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With Neuro problems the less I have to type the better.
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xisket
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It would be nice,also, to have the button "Open file path" that would open the folder where that image is stored
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Corinne
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Wishlist: add the "file location/path" on Details. It is a big help in particular once a file is searched.
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Tegir
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what the guy below said.
i even have a meaningful fulename so that i could search for it, but where is the actual file located. i have similar ones i want in that same folder.
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Anonymous
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Yeah. This would be very helpful. E.g., I know I have some pictures of Tulips, but I don't know where in my OneDrive. I search for "tulip", which gives me results for a few files that have "tulip" in the name. Unfortunately, I still don't know where the file is in my OneDrive, and I am not able to view other pictures in the same folder.
