Storage
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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.
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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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Add a Chocolatey package for Microsoft Azure Storage Explorer
Chocolatey makes it easy to install and upgrade programs. This should be easy to create with each deployment
6 votesThanks for your feedback! This ask will be discussed amongst our team to determine if we plan to do this and when.
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Improve Search Performance for exact matches
We are currently using Azure Media Services which creates a new blob container for each asset. We currently have 40,000 distinct assets. When attempting to search from the blob container level using the exact container id it can take 10+ minutes. This seams to be searching for content within the containers as well. In contrast if we search Azure Media Services Explorer by id it is instant. It would be good to be able to have more control over how it searches
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Remove "Storage accounts" from the navigation tree
Navigation tree in the app can be simplified by removing "Storage Accounts" child of the "Subscription" parent and move all items of the context menu to the subscription parent
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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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Please fix standalone Azure Storage Explorer to not change DateTime fields
I'm using the standalone Azure Storage Explorer with a Table Storage database and when I double-click a row to see the fields and then click Update, Azure Storage Explorer changes the DateTime fields even though I didn't make any changes. It's adding 6 hours each time.
It's easy to reproduce: open a table with a DateTime field, double-click a row, don't change anything - just click Update. Then open the same row and you'll see the time has changed. Click update again. Open the row again - the time changed again (adding 6 hours each time)!
While searching for help…
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Storage Explorer v0.8.12 breaks if HOMEDRIVE offline
V0.8.12 update has broken Storage Explorer for me with an "Unknown Error" when starting. As the error refers to "P:/" I suspect it is something to do with the HOMEDRIVE environment variable that points to that drive. This is a network drive enforced upon my by group policy but which I never use. As I am currently engaged in trial Azure development I generally have to work offline from the corporate network due to proxy server and firewall restrictions we are not yet ready to lift.
I am working with our internal support to try and get GP exceptions but…
1 voteHi Ian, we are looking at it and will provide an update on this thread. You may also want to post technical issues at MSDN forum https://social.msdn.microsoft.com/forums/azure/en-US/home?forum=windowsazuredata
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