Web experience provides it. Replicate it to iOS

I used to upload photos from my personal iPhone to OneDrive so I could open them on my work computer running Windows 8.1. With the update allowing HEIC I can no longer open them. It seems my options are to open the app to take pictures, allow all of my personal photos to be uploaded, access pictures only through the website, use a 3rd party converter, or find a new app to get my pictures on my computer. It would be nice if there was a setting to return the app to the old functionality.

Please consider adding group by type of file.

Currently you can view notepad (.txt) files but you can't modify them. It would be great if you could modify them. I often use these files to take notes that don't take up much space and that will sync across my devices

Ability to sort by date tAken. This is needed on iOS and web.

I would love a dedicated OneDrive Photos App. Something like what Google did with its photos app.

Zoom out on photo collection like on windows phone.
I would like to be able to zoom out to month, place, year, etc.
When you have several thousand photos it is impossible to use the app to find an old picture because it means an endless flipping.
The iphone Photos way Collections is OK. But you can do better than that.

I like the idea of a Favorites area that will jump to a specific folder in my OneDrive account. Could be down on the bottom bar next to Photos.

Please add Chromecast for iPhone and iPad.

I normally use the Documents app by Readdle for PDF viewing and annotation. Now that you have added PDF markup to OneDrive (for which I thank you!) if you added vertical scrolling as an option for viewing PDF's in the settings, and if you added support for bookmarks in PDF's, I could probably abandon the use of Documents by Readdle and switch over completely to OneDrive for most of my mobile PDF needs.

Our sharepoint sites all have custom icons/logos. Yes the onedrive app on iOS just shows green and pink squares.
Any chance it can display the sites custom icon?

the concept is mostly about visuals. i see OneDrive as a cloud, known for it's user-friendly simple and pretty interface, feature-rich apps and powerful productive tools.

This latest version of OneDrive for iPad has robbed users of the ability to rename a file or folder by just adjusting a character or number in the existing title. E.g. by adjusting a date or adding an additional letter. You now have to type out the new title in full every time.
This is a retrograde step and will cause many users much frustration.

Editing documents with apple pen with a recent update does not include the option of inserting arrows, text boxes, shapes. This was very useful, i do not understand why they would take it out of the app.

I see options to move files though I don't see "copy". A common usage is to copy files into a shared folder. The recipient then simply moves them out of the shared folder into their own folder. I know the files have been received when they disappear.

Ideally you should be able to select multiple files (or folders) and copy them somewhere from within the app.

I moved to Onedrive to have all my photos available from any device. I also have Chromecast all over my house. However Apple devices do not have the abilty to Chromecast from Onedrive. This feature should definitely be added.

Problem description: I frequently use Onedrive to read course readings, and they are often supplied in landscape orientation due to frequently being the results of scans from physical books. Thus makes them annoying to read and take notes because I have to alter my iPad's physical rotation between Onedrive and my notes app. Exporting the PDF into another app, rotating the file, and then exporting it back to Onedrive to reupload is a pain.

Feature request: Please add a simple clockwise rotation button for PDF documents.

Should be easy to empty / delete all items in recycle bin from app.