Currently, when accessing a file link in an invited folder in Box without logging in to Box, [Go to My Account] is displayed in the upper right corner of the browser.

When I click "Go to My Account" and log in, the page moves to "All Files" instead of the preview screen that was open.

Previously, the "Login" button was displayed instead of "Go to My Account".
Also, the "Login" button is still displayed instead of "Go to My Account" in browsers that do not have a login cache.

If you use the "Login" button to log in, you will not be taken to "All Files", but to the preview screen of the file opened by the link.

After opening a file from a link in a browser with cache and moving to the preview screen, I would like the [Login] button to appear as it does in a browser without cache.
Or, after logging in, I would like to be able to go back to the preview screen of the file opened by the link.

【日本語】
現在、Box内の招待されているフォルダのファイルリンクを利用し、Boxへログインを行っていない状態でアクセスを行った際、ブラウザの右上には[Go to My Account]が表示されます。

[Go to My Account]をクリックしログインを行うと、開いていたプレビュー画面ではなく、[すべてのファイル]へとページが移動してしまいます。

以前は[Go to My Account]ではなく、[ログイン]ボタンが表示されておりました。
また、現在もログインキャッシュの存在しないブラウザでは、[ログイン]ボタンが[Go to My Account]の代わりに表示されております。

[ログイン]ボタンでログインを行った場合は、[すべてのファイル]へ移動することはなく、リンクで開いたファイルのプレビュー画面へと移動が行われます。

キャッシュのあるブラウザでリンクからファイルを開き、プレビュー画面へ移動した後、キャッシュのないブラウザと同様に[ログイン]ボタンを表示させてほしいです。
もしくはログイン後に[リンクで開いたファイル]のプレビュー画面へ戻れるようにしてください。

When working with Box, we gather data which we lock down using the classification tooling within Box. This prevents engineers from downloading sensitive or customer data to their personal workstations or unauthorised areas and is generally very useful.

However a main use case for us is allowing engineers to read through very verbose (long) log files which our product generates. When a customer provides us with these log files, we cannot always read important information, as box will truncate the view of these long files and inform the user that they should download the file to read it in it's original form, which isn't possible by design due to classification. It would be great if it were possible to either remove the truncate feature for certain areas of box, or install a third party content viewer that can render the content stored in box in a better way that box preview.

We would like a native-to-Box music player. Formerly, the 'autoplay' function, when enabled on a music file such as MP3, would then cause all the remaining songs in a folder to play through, ie so you could listen through to a full album instead of needing to press 'play' on each track one by one. Now that function is gone. But we'd like to see a better solution in general for listening to music files we own.

We store an archive of music albums for our organization and this would definitely make accessing them more practical. Right now, we have to use a 3rd party provider to send music to juries and external stakeholders. This causes a lot of extra work! Thanks.

Download currently selected version in main window when preview is unavailable on Box.com

Presently, if the preview is unavailable when reviewing file versions, there is a "Preview is unavailable" message and a "Download" button appears there, but it only downloads the current (latest) version, not the version selected in the side bar.

While the file is available in the side bar with the ellipses, the download button does not indicate that is will only download the latest version, and not the version selected (but not preview able) in the side. This has caused confusion with our employees as our large and complex Word documents often cannot preview in Box.com

We have added the correct download method to our training materials, but this feature would be appreciated.

It would also be of benefit if the selected version showed in the main window when the preview is not available.

Your Website states that:
The maximum number of prior file versions you can access corresponds to your Box account type:

Personal Free - 1 Version

This simply isn't true, and I have argued this in a ticket and with a live agent, but the statement implies you can access a prior version of your file.

Definition of Prior is "earlier in time or order" so this makes your statement false as you cannot access anything but the CURRENT version in the Free version.

I would suggest the wording:
The maximum number of file versions you can access corresponds to your Box account type:

Personal Free - current version only

Furthermore, make the web access more clear about this, as when you look at a file it says there are 2 versions with their dates, but in a Free account, when you try to retrieve the older file you get the error
"Server error
File versions could not be retrieved.
No prior versions are available for this file"
Which leads you (like I did) to raise a ticket to find out why!

Even better, allow Free account to have access to one prior version, like some of your rivals!