Storage
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Conditional Access Support for Storage Explorer
Is it possible to add support for the following?
"Conditional access is not supported when Storage Explorer is being used on Windows 10, Linux, or macOS. This is due to a limitation in the AAD Library used by Storage Explorer."
We are blocking non-administrative accounts to access any cloud app except for the ones we want to allow.
However some of our non-administrative users need access to a file share without using a windows vm using SMB. So we want to let these accounts use the Azure Storage Explorer to access these file shares.
However with our current conditional access…
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Add the installation instructions for the Linux version of the Azure Storage Explorer
Add the installation instructions for the Linux version of the Azure Storage Explorer as there is no .deb file nor install.sh file. A .deb file would install straight away. If you provided an obvious file name like install.sh we might have half a chance. As usual you've ignored convention and expect people to mind read.
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Azure Storage Explorer Web Version
We are in Cloud Era. All Apps works over the browser. Why we need download and install software for using Azure Storage Explorer.
Please create web version of Azure Storage Explorer. For example my notebook is Chromebook. I can not use Azure Storage Explorer in here. If there will be web version i can use from any OS just by browser
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Storage Explorer display created and lastmodified date as column
Please display the created date and last modified date as a column in storage explorer.
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ISSUE - Storage Explorer - Upload Files does not work at all
It just simply will not upload files. I have tried the latest version, older versions etc. Drag and drop of files as well as using the upload button specifically fails. It just simply will not load. Using the Storage SDK to upload files does work as does az copy, but the storage explorer itself fails. It simply hangs in the state "Uploading Group"
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In azure storage explorer change timezone from GMT to local time (data lake store)
In azure storage explorer, it'd be nice to be able to change timezone from GMT to local time (data lake store), this feature would be very useful as we check if our processes went through sometimes by looking at the last modified date of a specific file, while we have this automated sometimes data scientists and other users can quickly tell if something is not up to date.
Is this feature available? This only works only for Shared Access Signature but not ADLS
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Azure Storage Explorer
The customer finds that the storage size is growing too fast and wants to go through the directory size list. can we provide a function to compute the total storage size of a folder for ADLS gen2? current version has 'Folder statistics' for common storage type, but for ADLS Gen2 is not supported this feature. Can we add this feature?
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Azure Storage Explorer: bulk change access tier
Azure Storage Explorer allows me to change the tier of a single file by right click and select new tier.
ex: change from hot to archive, or archive to hot etc.
I'd like the ability to change the access tier multiple files at once, or a whole folder of files.
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Azure StorageExplorer app add support for system proxy
Azure Storage Explorer - Windows Version -
Add support for it to use to proxy server settings configured within Internet Explorer rather than need to be specifically configured
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Option to disable "Virtual Folders" in Azure Storage Explorer
Azure Blob Storage doesn't really support folders, but Azure Storage Explorer implements "Virtual Folders" by using forward slashes in the name as a delimiter. Sometimes, this is really what we want, but other times it results in too many clicks when navigating a deeply nested folder structure (which is very frequent in Azure logging technologies)
See attached screenshots and imagine how many click were required to reach this file. This number of clicks could have been reduced to 0 if there had been an option to view blobs as a "flat" list (where "virtual folders" have been disabled)
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Allow Role Based Access Control in Azure Storage Explorer
I would love to be able give my team members copies of Azure Storage Explorer and know they have exactly the access level to each storage container based on their login credentials.
With RBAC already in Public Preview for Storage, this seems like a logical next step for Storage Explorer to support.
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/storage/common/storage-auth-aad23 votes -
Ability to filter out Azure system tables (the one that begin "$")
At the moment when I view Azure tables I see all the Azure "system" tables, they all appear to begin with "$", e.g. $MetricsCapacityBlob.
Personally I've never ever had need to look at those so it would de-clutter the interface if I had a way of removing them from the list. This could be as simple as an option to hide all tables beginning "$" or I guess you could go further for other scenarios.
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Storage to have readonly key for blobs
Allow for Storage to have Read only keys that can be used in client tools like Azure Storage explorer or Cloudberry for read only access.
Often times, a client tool needs to be given to customer to access files and it is not feasible to give the shared key which has full access.Even better would be to allow for a "user" key to be generated with granular permissions on containers that can be set from Azure portal.
17 votesThank you for you feedback. Currently we are in public preview of Azure Active Directory authentication for storage. This feature set allows you to use Azure’s role-based access control framework to grant specific permissions to users, groups and applications down to the scope of an individual blob container or queue. You can see the public preview announcement here: https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/blog/announcing-the-preview-of-aad-authentication-for-storage/
For any further questions, or to discuss your specific scenario, send us an email at azurestoragefeedback@microsoft.com.
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Start storage explorer as Service Principal (command line)
I think it woult be useful to access multiple storage accounts from my subscription as Service Principal, without having to type in my password
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Add a Move button to Storage Explorer
Add a Move button to Storage Explorer, especially for File Shares. This functionality could move a file/folder to another location within the same share.
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Azure Storage Explorer
Azure Storage Explorer should have, a “Load More” or, a “Load All” button, which should be accompanied by a warning.
If ASE has cached only a certain number of entries and you try to order that cache (whether by Last Modified Date or any other attribute), you should get a warning if the cache size is smaller than the container size, and perhaps the option of loading the entire container. That way, it doesn’t just give a misleading listing that is incorrect for subtle reasons.14 votes -
Allow transfer pause/throttle
It would be great if Azure Storage Explorer have an option to pause
selected transfer (upload/download) operations. Currently, v1.6.1 allows the user to 'Cancel' or 'Cancel All' transfers. Ideally, if there was another set of buttons like 'Pause' and 'Pause All'.It would be even better if the configuration allowed transfer throttling. Let say to limit the bandwidth used by the Storage Explorer during transfer.
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Storage Explorer on Linux stopped working
Hello,
my Storage Explorer on Linux stopped working. It was working some days, now the following message appears when I want to start it:A problem caused Storage Explorer to stop working correctly (the GPU process crashed). Please close and restart the application.
Reinstalling does not change anything.
Also I'm not able to emulate the Windows version in Wine.I'm wondering how I should access my blob storage now.
Is there a web interface?Kind regards,
Manuel13 votes -
Fix Storage Explorer to autodetect proxy settings
This messes me up so much right now -- I'm alternating between Fiddler use which, depending on how I configure Storage Explorer, will block connections at times (in my case, to the Development emulator).
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Azure Storage Explorer - View Blobs by Date
I use an old tool called Azure Storage Explorer 6 and it displayed all the blobs within a container without any subfolders by date. I use the logging available in an Azure web app to log to blob storage and this creates all sorts of subfolders so it is difficult to find the logs.
Can this functionality be built into the Microsoft Azure Storage Explorer?
13 votes
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