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OneDrive on the web now lets you edit photos without jumping to another app
OneDrive on the web now supports editing images directly within a web browser. Previously, people would have to download a photo to make edits in another application.
The end is near for the OneDrive desktop app if you're not on Windows 11 or 10
Microsoft is focusing its energies on its younger children. As such, Windows 7, 8, and 8.1 are losing support in certain areas.
Microsoft OneDrive is now a progressive web app
Microsoft OneDrive is now a progressive web app. People can “install” it to run in its own window and to launch automatically when a PC is turned on.
OneDrive for Windows 10 just got better at syncing large files
Microsoft recently started rolling out the 64-bit version of OneDrive for Windows 10. The syncing app should now handle large files and large libraries of files better.
Microsoft accidentally blocks people from editing OneDrive for Business files
An issue with OneDrive for Business is lowering people’s storage limit to 1TB. In other cases, the cloud storage service accidentally switches files to read-only mode.
Universal Print integration with OneDrive should help avoid PrintNightmare issues
Univeral Print will soon integrate with OneDrive, allowing people to print through the cloud. Universal Print allows people to print without having to install printer drivers.
How to disable auto-tagging for pictures in Microsoft OneDrive
In this guide, we'll show you the steps to disable auto-tagging for pictures stored in your OneDrive account.
Microsoft OneDrive gets a host of useful photo editing features
OneDrive for Android and the web now has a real set of photo editing features. You can crop, flip, rotate, color adjust, and more.
