Share More With OneDrive

Using the OneDrive desktop apps for Windows and Mac, any of the OneDrive mobile apps and the OneDrive website, you can now upload files of up to 10 GB total on OneDrive.
“We recognized that people not only have more files than they did before, but
they have bigger files as well,” writes Jason Moore, OneDrive group program manager, in a blog post. Another change, effective immediately: You can drag folders directly into OneDrive.com “from browsers where folder dragging/dropping is supported (specifically Google Chrome).”
They were among the top feature requests from users, he says, and another one that is being delivered gives Windows 7 and Windows 8 users the ability to quickly get links to content in their OneDrive folder without needing to go to the Web.
“By simply right-clicking the item or items you’d like to share, you’ll see a ‘Share a OneDrive link’ option that will create a sharing link and add it to your Clipboard,” he writes. “From there, you can paste it directly into an email, IM or other message. This feature has begun rolling out to OneDrive on Windows 7 and 8 and will be available worldwide within a few weeks. We’ll update you as this becomes available on Windows 8.1 and Mac.”
To learn more, head over to The OneDrive Blog.