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I'm jumping aboard this idea as it has a mass of votes already. Showing more than the past 90 days would be very helpful. But I think there's a broader issue of discoverability for files flagged as malicious.
I'm a Box admin, but Shield issues are routed to InfoSec. When a problem is escalated to me, it's usually something like "file ##### has a malware flag, but I can't find it in the dashboard." That's because the alert is more than 90 days old. It should be a simple matter to pull up an alert page if I have the ID of the affected file.
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This feature is something we want to bring with Shield. The team has developed a plan for Shield to support this functionality on the backend, but the feature is not on our immediate roadmap. We will continue to build out our plans to bring this to customers as the team works on our current roadmap.
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Our key pain point is troubleshooting user reports of "trouble accessing a file or folder"; the dashboard listing does not include any ref to the content at issue, nor is there a way to export details. As a result, we have to trawl through individual alerts--often to prove a negative.
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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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This is a necessary feature for our enterprise. Creative teams work on extremely large project files/folder and marking for offline is critical to performance. However, when local drive space runs short, it's very troublesome to unearth older offline files that can be safely unmarked.
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My organization uses Box for large read-only libraries of asset files. I'm revising the process to attach comprehensive metadata to the files, and I wish to use bookmarked search URLs to created canned views.
The metadata search syntax is so verbose that 500 characters get used up quickly. I can gain back characters by saving non-escaped URL strings and excluding a couple non-critical arguments. But the spec for a single metadata field filter can easily take 80 characters.
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Hi all,
We are currently working on the ability to hide certain folders in Box Drive on your desktop, allowing you to see only the folders that are important to you.
We will keep you updated on our progress here.
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Why I vote for this: I wish to be able to use my Box Drive as a "working folder" for Box content that is currently relevant to me. I want to screen out the old business and the innumerable FYI collaboration folders I'm added to.
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We understand the request, but unfortunately this is not on the near-term roadmap. We will be exploring improvements and enhancements to Tasks in the next 1-2 years and will take this into consideration when we do.
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Not being able to comment on folders is simply counterintuitive.
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Strong upvote. Users are asking to disable AI completely so that the Activity pane can return as the default pane in Preview. Without the ability to set a pane pref, we'll be forced to institute an entire Active Directory based workaround to allow users to opt out of Box AI.