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26.150.0804.0010

released August 21, 26

Windows

Copy links from Activity Center: Users can now copy a link to a file directly from the per-item menu for recently synced files in the OneDrive Activity Center.

MacOS

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26.139.0720.0007

released August 7, 2026

Windows & MacOS

• Self-service file exclusions: Users with work or school accounts can now exclude specific files from syncing to OneDrive or SharePoint. Administrators can hide these controls with the DisableChangesToODIgnoreList policy to keep exclusions organization-managed.
• Control the default exclusion list: The new DisableDefaultODIgnoreList policy lets administrators opt out of Microsoft’s built-in default exclusion list, which is expanding to include more file types over time

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26.134.0713.0007

released July 31, 26

Windows

Exclude specific folders from syncing: Administrators can use a new Group Policy setting to keep folders with specific names on the device rather than uploading them to OneDrive or SharePoint. Existing synced content is not affected.

MacOS

Exclude specific folders from syncing: Administrators can use the EnableODIgnoreFolders managed preference to keep folders with specific names on the device rather than uploading them to OneDrive or SharePoint. Existing synced content is not affected.

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26.123.0628.0001

released July 17, 26

Windows

Browse your photos in OneDrive: OneDrive now brings the photos experience from OneDrive on the web and mobile to your desktop, so you can browse, search, and organize photos from your OneDrive and your PC in one place. Available for personal Microsoft accounts. Select View photos in the OneDrive activity center to open it. Learn more

MacOS

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26.119.0622.0003

released July 10, 26

Windows

Improved max path handling for OneDrive shortcuts: OneDrive now uses the correct root path when checking Folder Shortcuts against the maximum path length, so fewer files are incorrectly flagged as exceeding the limit.

MacOS

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