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OneDrive: New Shortcuts folder option when adding shortcuts
OneDrive users can now optionally route shortcut additions to a dedicated "Shortcuts" folder instead of the root directory. The folder is auto-created on first use and functions as a standard folder.
Key dates
- — rollout (In development; no specific availability date provided)
Microsoft's description
OneDrive makes it easy to add shortcuts to the files and folders you use most. Now you can choose to keep those shortcuts neatly together in one place instead of mixed in with everything else. When you add a shortcut, you can send it to a dedicated "Shortcuts" folder rather than your OneDrive root. The folder is created automatically the first time you use it and is easy to spot, with a distinct color and building icon. The Shortcuts folder behaves like any other folder—move it, rename it, share it, or remove it whenever you like.