9 hours ago
I recently faced the same challenge after switching to macOS and wanted OneDrive to appear seamlessly in Finder, just like any other folder. At first, I assumed it would set up automatically after installing the official OneDrive app, but I realized there were some additional steps to make it fully integrated. What really helped me was using CloudMounter — it’s a fantastic tool that connects cloud storage services directly to Finder without complicated workarounds. After installing CloudMounter from the App Store, I could add onedrive to mac finder. And it instantly appeared as a mounted drive in Finder. The experience is smooth, and I can drag and drop files as if they were on my local Mac, which is a huge productivity boost. I also appreciated that it keeps everything synced in real time and allows me to manage multiple cloud accounts in one place.
