Home Release Notes Microsoft Azure Storage Explorer Microsoft Azure Storage Explorer for macOS, Linux, and Windows Free download for Windows > Free download for Mac > Free download for Linux > Free download for Windows / Free download for Mac / Free download for Linux Easily work with Azure Storage - from any platform, anywhere Microsoft Azure Storage Explorer (Preview) is a standalone app from Microsoft that allows you to easily work with Azure Storage data on Windows, macOS and Linux.

What's New 12/16/2016 Version 0.8.7 New You can choose how to resolve conflicts at the beginning of an update, download or copy session in the Activities window Hover over a tab to see the full path of the storage resource When you click on a tab, it synchronizes with its location in the left side navigation pane Fixes Fixed: Storage Explorer is now a trusted app on Mac Fixed: Ubuntu 14.04 is again supported Fixed: Sometimes the add account UI flashes when loading subscriptions Fixed: Sometimes not all storage resources were listed in the left side navigation pane Fixed: The action pane sometimes displayed empty actions Fixed: The window size from the last closed session is now retained Fixed: You can open multiple tabs for the same resource using the context menu Known Issues Quick Access only works with subscription based items. Local resources or resources attached via key or SAS token are not supported in this release It may take Quick Access a few seconds to navigate to the target resource, depending on how many resources you have Having more than 3 groups of blobs or files uploading at the same time may cause errors Search handles searching across roughly 50,000 nodes - after this, performance may be impacted or may cause unhandled exception For the first time using the Storage Explorer on macOS, you might see multiple prompts asking for user's permission to access keychain. We suggest you select Always Allow so the prompt won't show up again Features Main Features macOS, Linux, and Windows versions Sign in to view your Storage Accounts grouped by subscription: Use your Org Account, Microsoft Account, 2FA, etc Configure and manage proxy settings Remove accounts by signing out Connect to Storage Accounts using: Account name and Key Custom endpoints (including Azure China) SAS URI for Storage Accounts ARM and Classic Storage support Generate SAS keys for blobs, blob containers, queues, tables, or file shares Connect to blob containers, queues, tables, or file shares with Shared Access Signatures (SAS) key Manage Stored Access Policies for blob containers, queues, tables, or file shares Local development storage with Storage Emulator (Windows-only) Create and delete blob containers, queues, or tables View $logs blob containers and $metrics tables Search for specific blobs, queues, tables or file shares Direct links to storage accounts or containers, queues, tables, or file shares for sharing and easily accessing your resources Rename blob containers, tables, file shares Ability to manage and configure CORS rules Easily copy primary and secondary key for Storage Accounts MD5 checks on upload and download for data integrity and consistency Search for your blob containers, tables, queues, file shares, or storage accounts from the seach box You can now pin most frequently used services to the Quick Access for easy navigation You can now open multiple editors in different tabs. Single click to open a temporary tab; double click to open a permanent tab. You can also click on the temporary tab to make it a permanent tab Noticeable performance and stability improvements for uploads and downloads, especially for large files on fast machines We are re-introducing the enhanced scoped search and added the concept of scoping. Enter the path to a node via the hover icon, right click -> "Search From Here", or manually to scope that node. Once scoped, you can add a search term to the end of the path to deep search starting from that node We have added various themes: Light (default), Dark, High Contrast Black, and High Contrast White. Go to Edit -> Themes to change your theming preference On Linux, a 64-bit OS is now required We have updated our logo! Blobs View blobs and navigate through directories Upload, download, delete, and copy blobs and folders Open and view the contents text and picture blobs View and edit blob properties and metadata Search for blobs by prefix Create and break leases for blobs and blob containers Drag ‘n drop files to upload Rename blobs and folders Empty "virtual" folders can now be created in blob containers You can modify the Blob and file properties Tables View and query entities with ODATA or use query builder to create complex queries Add, edit, delete entities Import and export table contents in CSV format (including exporting query results) Customize column order Ability to save queries Queues Peek most recent 32 messages Add, dequeue, view messages Clear queue We made it possible for you to decide whether you want to encode/decode your queue messages File Shares View files and navigate through directories Upload, download, delete, and copy files and directories View file properties Rename files and directories Bug Fixes Fixed: Screen freezing problems Fixed: Enhanced security Known Issues Search handles searching across roughly 50,000 nodes - after this, performance may be impacted macOS install may require elevated permissions Account settings panel may show that you need to reenter credentials in order to filter subscriptions Renaming blobs (individually or inside a renamed blob container) does not preserve snapshots. All other properties and metadata for blobs, files and entities are preserved during a rename Azure Stack doesn't currently support Files, so trying to expand Files will show an error Linux 14.04 install needs gcc version updated or upgraded – steps to upgrade are below: sudo add-apt-repository ppa:ubuntu-toolchain-r/test sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get upgrade sudo apt-get dist-upgrade Previous Versions October 2016 Release (Version 0.8.5) Download for Windows Download for Mac Download for Linux Project Deco Looking for the old open-source version? It's still available on GitHub!