View files online: You can now right click any document in Windows Explorer and select "view online" to navigate to the OneDrive for Business file or folder in the browser. Pause sync: A handy feature when you want to suspend syncing for a period of time, like when you are tethered to your phone or using Wi-Fi on an airplane. Seamless client migration: If you are running the previous sync client (groove.exe), this update seamlessly transitions without requiring a resync. No more registry keys needed on Windows or Terminal window on Mac. Improved setup: Now it's easy for anyone to get and install the new OneDrive sync client. Windows 8.1 support: This completes our commitment around Windows OS support (7, 8, 8.1 and 10).Office 2016 integration: In conjunction with an Office 2016 update currently rolling out, key features such as real-time co-authoring, open documents from the Most Recent list and share documents from within the Office app will be available. Microsoft rolled out the initial release of OneDrive NGSC for Windows and Mac users in December 2015.Īccording to the company, here's what's coming to users starting today, and continuing on for the next several months: Officials disclosed the features for the updated NGSC - "which we now refer to as the new OneDrive sync client," in execs' words - on April 12. Microsoft is rolling out over the next few months, starting today, a number of new 'Spring' features for the next version of its OneDrive Next Generation Sync Client.
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