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Feature request: Google Drive: show folder that is shared with you on top rather than somewhere on bottom #16187
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Thanks for the feedback, Can you send a screenshot of how it looks in Windows File Explorer compared to Files |
How are you sorting the items in File Explorer? |
@yaira2 by name + folders first (default, I think). |
And in Files? |
That is what I use in files. |
I meant a screenshot of what you see in Files. |
I don't see a point of screenshoting what I see in Files, there's no shared folder (they are somewhere on the bottom) on top, just plain synced folders and files. |
Shared folder treated differently in Windows Explorer, and I already enabled "sort folder first", this will not help, Files need to explicitly add support for shared folders. |
@soredake could you please provide a photo of what this looks like in Files for context? |
@soredake is what you're trying to say that Windows Explorer groups the shared folders separately from the regular Drive folders, whereas in Files they are all grouped together? |
@Lamparter Windows Explorer shows shared folders on top with regular synced folder, Files shows shared folder somewhere far on bottom, that's the problem, shared folder should be shown on top, not in random position on bottom. |
Are you sure you don't have alphabetical sort on? |
What feature or improvement do you think would benefit Files?
Right now, in Windows Explorer folders from other Google Drive users are shown on top with other folder, and they have correct overlay icon.
But, in Files, folders that are shared with you are not shown on top, you need to scroll a lot to find them if you have hundreds of pictures like me, and shared folder have generic folder icon instead of google drive overlay icon.
Requirements
Files Version
3.7.6.0
Windows Version
10.0.22631.4169
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