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With OS X High Sierra, OneDrive had finder integration. I could right click a file in onedrive and share the link from the finder. With OS X Mojave, that function is missing. I have checked, and all Office 365 products are patched up. Has this functionality not been integrated into Office 365 & Mojave, or is it a setting that I need to turn on?
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Relaunching Finder doesn't fix the issue. Are you running OS X Mojave?
Here's the solution and worked to me.
Go to "System Preferences" -> "Extension" -> Enable "OneDrive - Finder Extensions".
Just to add to this conversation with the hope that it will accelerate a solution.
We have a similar problem with the OneDrive Finder extension in Mojave.
We have 3 Macs that were updated to Mojave and all three have lost the OneDrive overlay in Finder, which is a real pain especially for non-tech savvy users who struggle to know whether files are synced or not.
It is not a simple "enable OneDrive Finder extension" solution as everything is enabled already and relaunching Finder does not work either.
Just to add to this conversation with the hope that it will accelerate a solution.
We have a similar problem with the OneDrive Finder extension in Mojave.
We have 3 Macs that were updated to Mojave and all three have lost the OneDrive overlay in Finder, which is a real pain especially for non-tech savvy users who struggle to know whether files are synced or not.
It is not a simple "enable OneDrive Finder extension" solution as everything is enabled already and relaunching Finder does not work either.
How was the beta version installed and can you confirm that the script ran successfully.
So I installed the beta version of OneDrive and ran the script last week. Nothing changed.
However, since posting yesterday, the Finder overlay has appeared on Mojave. Updates were applied today, so I am assuming that a new release has fixed this issue. I will need to check the other two Macs with Mojave but if this has now been resolved, then this is excellent news as we were holding back on upgrading the other machines.
Thanks Microsoft for fixing this.
Problem solved with MacOS 10.14.2