Use this ChromeOS flag to enable OneDrive integration on your Chromebook

A few weeks ago I did a video to show you how you can integrate OneDrive with ChromeOS. I used a third-party app to do this and it worked fine. However, I mentioned in that video that Google and Microsoft are working to integrate ChromeOS and OneDrive.
The good news is work on this has already started because you can now enable a ChromeOS flag, which will integrate OneDrive and add it to your Chromebook File Explorer. This is great news and I'm sure it will improve over time.
This now means you can integrate OneDrive to easily access files stored on it from your Chromebook. It also allows you to easily open MS app files such as Word and Excel directly from your Chromebook, and these will open using the Excel or Word apps.
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[@senappa]

Hi, thanks for your content. Just getting into ChromeOS, and wanted this integration as well. Now, I wondered if just installing the official Android app would integrate the file manager integration and tried it - and I find that it partially works. Thought it does integrate, it's 1) read-only, and 2) I can't share files with Linux (maybe related to #1). Looking forward to MS & Google addressing all these issues to make it a straightforward experience soon.

[@ChromeComputingTV]

Thanks

[@mohammadsumon9015]

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[@ChromeComputingTV]

I don't have a camera, so I can't do this video. If you're having issues trying to setup a Sony cam I'd Google it and see if anyone can help.

[@LaurentLavielle]

Don’t work on my chromeos flex 115. Maybe soon…

[@ChromeComputingTV]

Yes, maybe try it again at a later date and hopefully it will work.

[@nickholden4380]

Doesn't work on my Acer Spin 713 either...try later..