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    I'd like to see this as well.

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    John Nickell commented  · 

    To the last comment on 2/27. Not all of us have MDM solutions in place. This would be helpful as new features (specifically custom mount points) are version specific. (i.e. first supported in 2.3, update to 2.4 broke and 2.5 restored)

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    John Nickell commented  · 

    Another use case for Hiding folders specifically from Box Drive, though it might be useful to hide them in the web interface as well is "Administratively Shared directories".
    For example we have a folder of Support Ticket information, you don't want to confuse employees with having that show up in Box drive, but you do want to be able to access it for a script. You are having an employee run a logging script that captures information to the local drive. To ease data collection you could have the script capture it's logs to Box Drive.

    As a side effect this could in some way be used to mirror favorites into Box Drive?

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    John Nickell commented  · 

    Further if the admin were able to remove a user from blacklist, it'd be another step in reducing service tickets. I've run into this issue numerous times until we modified our new user setup to ensure that their mailbox was setup the day before their Box access was added.

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  6. 43 votes

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    Thank you for the suggestion. We currently do not have this planned on our roadmap.

    Please keep the feedback & use cases coming to help us prioritize this in the future!

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    John Nickell commented  · 

    The search baked into Box drive does have some value, but it can be such a **** shoot about what results will be returned for you. Especially since the returned results are limited to ?25? (saw that in a post somewhere)

    This is a little more than frustrating because if we compare to a "similar" product OneDrive for Business, it DOES support searching of subdirectories and files like you would expect to see in Windows explorer, which at a minimum would allow you to constrain your search to a folder.

    From what I can see OneDrive is implemented in a way that does allow the local computer's indexing engine to catalog the information stored on it. I recognize that for a company's larger amount of data this might not be entirely desirable. (i.e. we have 5 TB+ on Box, and wouldn't want everyone's local computer attempting to index all 5TB.

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  7. 32 votes

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  8. 6 votes

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    not planned  ·  Brad Monroe responded

    Thanks for the suggestion! We don’t currently plan to increase this limit given the potential performance impact this would have on page load times. We are, however, looking into alternate solutions for pagination.

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