1 There should be an option to set the default view (list/grid) 2 Grid view should be more usable, like viewing info or download
Touhid Alam
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Nikola
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Gooosh. Why this is not reflected? Anybody found a way how to hack this?
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Anonymous
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Please add functionality to choose default view (list or grid of icons), also for iOS
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Sreenikethan I
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Four. Freaking. Years. Ago.
Still, no response has been provided by Microsoft.
Come on! OneDrive is a great tool and it integrates with Windows amazingly! I would like the web version to let us save View mode preferences, so that I can easily upload and view files for later... -
Alan Drummer
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I agree! I need to make List the default view!
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Robert Workmon
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I've found a work around that has given me the list view upon opening OneDrive. I open the app, change the view to "List", then save this page as a favorite. When I click on this favorite tab, it opens in list view every time, and so do the subsequent folders that I select.
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Mark Greenberg
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Don't waste your time...MS doesn't give a R*ts A**. I've ;posted this comment for 2 years running minimum. And this comment will likely be removed despite my being a shareholder for 30+ years.
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Valthirian Sunstrider
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The "app" generation of media is the most poorly designed out of all the generations of UI design
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wor
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Agree
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George
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For viewing images grid view having info and other extra info polluting the screen would not be good.
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Anton Bulychev (HystriX)
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Yes, it ****** me off because I hate big tiles and other cloud services allow to turn them off with one click!
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Blair
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I just downloaded One Drive after switching from iCloud. Very disappointed that there is no option to choose 'list' view for all files. Having to go into each file and changing the view option is a very very poor design. It would be great to see this changed soon.
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Fat Fred
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Unbelievably, a usable version of OneDrive can still be downloaded FROM MICROSOFT at https://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/p/?LinkId=248256. If you install it, you will get a solemn warning FROM MICROSOFT that this program does not come from the Microsoft Store - do you wish to install it anyway? Just say yes. You can add curses afterwards.
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Stephen
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Agree 100% that an option shoulde be provided to select a default folder view. Having to manually select list/grid on every folder, and then waiting for a screen refresh, is a poor design.
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Mark
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If I need to access Onedrive from my iPhone it's because I need a particular file *now, not 5 minutes from now. Having to reset the view to details for *each directory/sub-directory and sort the view to that which I usually need for file location defeats my use of the service. I now rarely opt to use the service given the its cumbersome and time consuming file location ability that is, for whatever odd reason, a persistent design feature. If I were sarcastic, I'd say it's simply MS continuing its decades old mantra--it's our way or the highway. Mark (a customer since the first iteration of Windows and a longtime shareholder).
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Jomer
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this feature will be very helpful
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Sifu Emir R. Furuhende
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This option is available on the internet browser and the macOS but when it comes to iOS unfortunately they decided to not add this option. Both Apple iCloud Drive and Google Drive have this already and at this point I don’t see a reason to not have systemwide order by name or date and systemwide view as list and thumbnail available...!
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buggalugs
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This posted 2015! Here's praying I live long enough to ever see this implemented. Maybe MS could open source this to cope?
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Anonymous
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LMAO !!!! While I agree with everyone here - we should be able to set out default view to anything we want - but we are speaking about an elitist company that basically says "this is what you get" - take it or leave it ... oh, and give us money for it.
The lack of real time help also sucks - send an email and when they get around o it they respond - usually with something that has nothing to do with the issue you're having.
I've read a couple of forums about how a comma (,) displays as ^J ... WTF is that? The funnier part, is that the OneDrive "support" member actually blamed it on Office because the user was having problems with Word documents ... well OneDrive lamebrains - it actually happens with mp3 files, jpg files and pdf files ... so maybe we need to contact all of those providers and find out what they're doing wrong, right? MORONS.
Honestly, OneDrive is the worst thing ever - OK, maybe not alone at the bottom of the list - it shares the bottom spot with Windows 8.
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Anonymous
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This ^. But followed by a handful of these "!”.
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Hans
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Where is the button save view????
