I run a small photography business and part of my workflow is saving a customer’s photos in OneDrive then sending them a public (view only) link to this folder. When they go to that link using their browser, they’re able to view their photos and they’re able to download all files at once. When the customer clicks on the Download button, a zipped file is generated that automatically starts downloading to their computer. This compressed folder contains all the files that were in the folder shared. [Imgur] When I view the odrive share link, I don’t see a way to download all at once. I don’t even see a way to select multiple files to download multiple files at a time. [Imgur] Am I missing something? Or is this not an available feature? Every other cloud service seems to have this feature and it seems like it’d be fairly easy to implement.

Hi, We do have a “download all” feature, but it is currently only available in the Google Chrome browser. [image] Additionally, we have a free “Spaces” feature that allows users to add a shared location as a folder within the odrive desktop client. This allows those who have been added to the share to interact with the files, natively, within Finder and Explorer. You can learn more about this here: [image] odrive - All cloud storage in one place odrive is a new way to cloud storage. Instead of multiple apps, get all cloud storage together in one place 100% synchronized to a folder on your desktop.

How can someone that received a public share link download everything at once?

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Tony May 1, 2018, 4:50am 7

Hi @irocksocksoff,
Unfortunately Chrome removed the ability that we were using to do this.