Map OneDrive as a Network Drive on Mac
OneDrive provides convenience and security for creating documents, presentations, spreadsheets, and notes.
Commander One, a reliable FTP client for Mac, lets you connect to cloud drives and remote servers, making it extremely easy and efficient to work with online files. Map OneDrive as a local network location and view, edit, create and modify your files in an intuitive two-pane interface using the Commander One app.
Commander One is a powerful OneDrive client for Mac
Commander One makes it easy to access online files and folders in Microsoft OneDrive by mounting it as a local drive on your Mac. Users can edit and save documents without first copying them to their computer hard drive. You get nimble accessibility to all your cloud drives and remote servers from an intuitive dual-pane interface with Commander One.
Utilize multiple connections for greater performance
Most users maintain multiple OneDrive accounts for personal, work, and side hustles. There’s no limit to the number of accounts you can connect to your computer using Commander One. Link all your cloud drive accounts and quickly transfer files between them.
Effortless file transfers between cloud storage accounts
When you use Commander One to mount OneDrive as a network drive, it eliminates the need to save files before transferring them across cloud drives and remote servers. You can map all your cloud storage as local drives using Commander One. The dual-panel interface allows users to drag and drop files and folders across their cloud accounts.
Get powerful encryption for uploading to cloud services and web servers
Commander One provides you the same peace of mind as the cloud drives and remote servers you use. This third-party app encrypts your accounts for Microsoft OneDrive, Google Drive, Dropbox, Amazon S3, and remote server access through FTP/SFTP/WebDAV.
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Yoo-hoo! Commander One runs natively on Mac computers with Apple silicon: M1 and M2 series!
How to Mount Microsoft OneDrive as a local network drive location
You can mount your OneDrive as a local network drive using Commander One and have instant, easy access to all your content. Using the Commander One app, you can have the convenience of editing documents on your desktop without taking up space on your hard drive. Plus, users only need to enter their credentials once – Commander One syncs all your settings, so you only have to enter your login once.
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Download and install Commander One
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Open the app and navigate to the Connections Manager in the top toolbar
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Select Microsoft OneDrive from the cloud drive options
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Commander One automatically opens a browser window to log in and allows access to create, edit, and delete content
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All your files and folders in your OneDrive will appear in one of the Commander One panes, where you can create new content, edit, or save files
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You can open multiple cloud drives on Commander One at once and use the drag and drop feature to move files and entire folders between the two quickly
It’s not uncommon to use multiple cloud drives between your job, hobbies, and personal content. Now, you can effortlessly edit documents, presentations, and spreadsheets without the hassle of copying them to your computer.
Commander One offers reliable connection management
Several third-party connection managers are available, but none offer the same powerful performance and affordability as Commander One. You can mount all your cloud drives and FTP servers as local network locations. It’s easy to manage connections, transfer files between two drives, and edit and save files, all from Commander One’s dual-pane window.
Commander One not only works as a Microsoft OneDrive mapper but also as an FTP manager. Connect to any FTP, FTPS, or SFTP protocol with the app’s built-in FTP client.
As an AWS S3 client for Mac, Commander One lets you link the entire drive to your Mac and choose between including all S3-compatible storage or individual buckets.
Users can work with WebDAV files using the powerful protocol server included in Commander One. Access everything you need for work directly from our app.
Using Commander One, you can mount multiple Dropbox accounts for work and personal projects as a local network location. Integrate all of your accounts, and you’re able to share Dropbox links.
No matter how many Google Drive accounts you have, you can mount them all as local drives using Commander One and work with content in the dual-pane interface.
Access all of your OneDrive accounts as though they’re located locally on your Mac by linking your Microsoft storage through Commander One.
Utilize OpenStack Object Storage management using Commander One and access your OpenStack cloud right from your Mac desktop.
Commander One is not only an FTP client; it’s also a powerful Backblaze client that lets you download and upload files to the Backblaze B2 cloud directly from their macOS.
For Box cloud users, it’s possible to manage documents directly on the cloud service without going through the hassle of copying data onto your Mac’s hard drive.
NEW FEATURE
Support for encryption on online connections
- Web services (FTP, Amazon S3, WebDAV)
- Cloud storages (Dropbox, Google Drive, OneDrive and more)
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Encrypt data
Use Commander One to access cloud drives
Commander One supports Mac operating system, making it easy to manage your data on both your work and home computer systems. Users can enjoy the same dual-pane performance and drag and drop file management between cloud drives. Navigate between cloud accounts from your desktop, so you’ll always have access to the most recent documents and files. Commander One provides the same powerful functionality, regardless if you’re operating from Mac:
- Dual panel file management
- Customizable interface and hotkeys
- Manage multiple files and folders at once
- Unlimited tabs for running unlimited projects at once
Replace Finder with Commander One and get access to remote servers and cloud accounts all from your desktop.
Users love the robust capabilities and intuitive interface of Commander One
Using cloud drives and remote servers provides greater capabilities for your work and personal projects. But relying on WiFi can make it more cumbersome than necessary to create and edit files. Commander One is a OneDrive and FTP client that enables you to mount local network locations without limitations.
Here are some of the reasons users love using Commander One:
- Mount all your cloud drives and remote servers in a single app for unparalleled convenience
- Quickly transfer files between cloud drives and servers without first saving them to your computer – just drag and drop
- Use the file queue to upload files in the background of the app to improve your workflow
- Commander One remembers all your credentials for your accounts – enter them once for nimble file access
- The dual-pane window lets you manage multiple accounts at once
- Powerful encryption for uploading files to all your drives and remote servers
In addition to the components users love, the Commander One is a Microsoft OneDrive Mapper with responsive features for an unparalleled interface:
- Customize hotkeys to your workflow
- Open unlimited tabs for tracking multiple projects at once
- Selection tool to only open the files you need
- ZIP support to extract and compress multiple files
- View and access computers across the network
Commander One organizes your data and streamlines your workflow when you operate across cloud drives and FTP/FTPS/SFTP servers.
Frequently Asked Questions
You can mount Microsoft OneDrive as a local network location and use it just like any other drive on your computer. There are multiple apps available for mounting OneDrive locally. Still, none combines the high performance with affordability the way Commander One does.
Once you download and install Commander One, it’s easy to mount Microsoft OneDrive as a network drive.
You can mount all your cloud drives and remote FTP servers with local network locations using our app and instantly transfer content between them all.
- Navigate to the Connection Manager in the top toolbar.
- Select OneDrive and enter your login credentials when prompted; Commander One will sync them for future logins.
- Your Microsoft OneDrive content will appear in one of Commander One’s dual panes for instant access to create, edit, save and delete.
You can mount all your cloud drives and remote FTP servers with local network locations using our app and instantly transfer content between them all.
Adding OneDrive to your computer is easy using Commander One. It operates as a cloud drive and FTP client, giving you access to all your important files without opening multiple browser tabs. Just download and install Commander One, then sync your OneDrive account to add it to your computer.
Commander One
freeThis Amazon S3 client for Mac is fully compatible with macOS 10.13 and later.
Requires 51.85MB
of free space,
latest version 3.7(3831)
Released 25 Sep, 2023
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Category: Utilities
Reviews(524)
4.7
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4.7
Rank based on 889 + users
