The integration also includes an option to upgrade the storage, view your files online, and open the sync client settings. When in the OneDrive folder in File Explorer, you can now see the cloud storage service’s sync status and quota usage. The updated version of File Explorer also includes a new OneDrive integration to understand the storage consumption and ensure your files are syncing. File activity updates from collaborators such as edits and comments are shown in Tiles view and can also be shown in the “Details” view. Furthermore, changes hosted in OneDrive, SharePoint, and Teams will sync and be reflected in and Office apps. I tested this using a very important PowerPoint presentation.In addition, when using a Microsoft account, Pinned and Recent files from will also appear in the “Quick access” section. Just download the plugins for formats you want to add, preview them using QuickLook, and click the Install button that shows up. The good news: you can install plugins for other file types, including those Microsoft Office ones. Notably: Microsoft Office files, which is interesting, given this is Windows. So in some ways, this is already more useful than the Mac version, but there are also some formats not supported in the PC version.

It's worth noting that Quick Look on Mac doesn't support a bunch of these, compressed files in particular. There's also support for rendering Markdown. HTML files and emails exported from Outlook. Media files: MP4, MKV, M2TS, OGG, MP3, M4A, and more. PNG, APNG, JPG, BMP, GIF, and PSD are all supported, as are RAW images.Ĭompressed archives. You can use the arrow keys to jump between files-the preview will immediately load. Here are the file types you can see with QuickLook.

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