OneDrive On The Web

OneDrive on the Web is a cloud storage service from Microsoft that lets you store, access, and share files online from any device, anywhere.

How to Log In to OneDrive

Go to onedrive.com
Click "Sign in."
Enter your Microsoft 365 account credentials (work, school, or personal).
Access your OneDrive homepage, where all your files and folders are stored securely.

Why Use OneDrive on the Web?

✅ No Installations Needed – Access your files instantly from any browser. ✅ Work from Anywhere – Use any internet-connected device. ✅ Cloud Backup & Security – Your files stay safe, even if your device fails. ✅ Seamless Collaboration – Share and edit documents with others in real-time. ✅ Robust Security – Encryption and access controls keep your data protected.

Limitations of OneDrive on the Web

❌ Performance with Large Files – Uploading/downloading large files may take longer with slower internet speeds. ❌ Limited Customization – Fewer features compared to the desktop app or other cloud storage solutions. ❌ Security Concerns – Some users may be cautious about storing sensitive data in the cloud, despite strong encryption measures. ❌ Browser Compatibility Issues – Older browsers may not support all features or run as efficiently. ❌ Complex File Management – Managing multiple versions and user permissions can sometimes be challenging.

Still following?

Don't worry if this looks completely different to the way you want to work. Microsoft also have the OneDrive sync client available which I will talk about on another page!