Rather, it is a drag-and-drop interface for the OneDrive location. This is not a synchronized connection, nor is it truly a mounted drive. Using the Document Connection app that is installed as a part of Office 365, you can connect to your OneDrive. Anything you add in this folder (like photos, videos, files, important documents) is automatically sync between your Mac and. When you download and install OneDrive on your Mac, it creates a dedicated folder on your Mac which is known as 'OneDrive' folder. This opens the search bar, typically at the bottom-left. OneDrive can be completely uninstalled from Windows 7 and 10, but only unlinked from Windows 8 and 8.1. Right now if I log in to OneDrive, click on shared, there is a folder entitled 'common drive.
It would be easier to manipulate in finder then using web version drag and drop. I can see my own files, but not the shared folders. Is there a way to view a shared folder “common drive” in my Mac finder.
