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For those who have been working with SharePoint (both on-premises and online) you already know there used to be a ‘View in Explorer’ option to allow you open a document library using Windows Explorer.
If you use SharePoint Online, you already know the navigation bar (also known as Quick Launch) is displayed on the left side (as shown below).
As you know, you can enable retention policies on SharePoint Online and OneDrive to keep records of your data for a defined period.
As you know, administrators can allow end-users to share content with external users (guests).
If you are using a modern SharePoint site, a new bar is going to appear on the left side to provide global navigation capabilities.
As you know, OneDrive client is used to synchronize your content stored on SharePoint Online, OneDrive user’s space or Teams files.
Few months back, Microsoft has introduced the option to end-user to add a shortcut pointing to a Document library location (including folders) to their OneDrive (see https://t.co/0UWgeayh1y).
As you know, SharePoint Online has evolved over the past few years to provide a more modern experience to publish/edit pages or managing your documents or lists.
As you know, the OneDrive client is used to synchronize SharePoint (both on-premises and online) and OneDrive (both consumer and for business) content to your local device.