Upload, download, and manage Azure blobs, files, queues, and tables, as well as Azure Cosmos DB and Azure Data Lake Storage entities. Easily access virtual machine disks, and work with either Azure Resource Manager or classic storage accounts. Microsoft Azure Storage Explorer 1.11.1 for Mac can be downloaded from our software library for free. The application lies within Productivity Tools, more precisely Cloud Services. The current setup file available for download occupies 180.1 MB on disk. This Mac download was checked by our built-in antivirus and was rated as clean. Easily manage the contents of your storage account with Azure Storage Explorer. Upload, download, and manage blobs, files, queues, tables, and Cosmos DB entities. Gain easy access to manage your virtual machine disks. Work with either Azure Resource Manager or classic storage accounts, plus manage and configure cross-origin resource sharing (CORS) rules. microsoft/AzureStorageExplorer.

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Microsoft Azure Storage Explorer (Preview) is a standalone app from Microsoft that allows you to easily work with Azure Storage data.

Microsoft Azure Storage Explorer is available for OS X, Linux, and Windows (and it's free)

Features

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• Mac OS X, Linux, and Windows versions (New in v0.7.20160107)
• Sign in to view your Storage Accounts – use your Org Account, Microsoft Account, 2FA, etc
• Add Storage Accounts by account name and key, as well as custom endpoints (New in v0.7.20160107)
• Add Storage Accounts for Azure China (New in v0.7.20160107)
• Add blob containers with Shared Access Signatures (SAS) key (New in v0.7.20160107)
• Local development storage (use storage emulator, Windows-only)
• ARM and Classic resource support
• Create and delete blobs, queues, or tables
• Search for specific blobs, queues, or tables
• Explore the contents of blob containers
• View and navigate through directories
• Upload, download, and delete blobs and folders
• Open and view the contents text and picture blobs (New in v0.7.20160107)
• View and edit blob properties and metadata
• Generate SAS keys
• Manage and create Stored Access Policies (SAP)
• Search for blobs by prefix
• Drag ‘n drop files to upload or download

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jinglouMSFT released this Jul 2, 2019

7/1/2019 (Build 20190701.8)

Welcome to version 1.9.0 of Microsoft Azure Storage Explorer. This release adds a new Attach with Azure AD feature and RBAC support for more blob operations.

New

• You can now attach Blob containers via Azure AD (RBAC or ACL permisions). This feature is intended to help users who have access to containers but not the Storage Accounts that the containers are in. See our Getting Started Guide for more information on this feature.
• Acquire and break lease now work with RBAC. #1354
• Managing access policies and setting public access level now work with RBAC. #1355
• Deleting blob folders now work with RBAC. #1450
• Changing blob access tier now work with RBAC. #1446
• You can now quickly reset Quick Access via 'Help' → 'Reset'. #1327

Preview Features

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• Device code flow sign in is now available to preview. To enable it, go to 'Preview' → 'Use Device Code Flow Sign-in'. We encourage any users who have had issues with blank sign-in windows to try this feature, as it may prove to be a more reliable form of sign-in. #938
• Storage Explorer integrated with AzCopy is currently available to preview. To enable it, go to 'Preview' → 'Use AzCopy for Improved Blob Upload and Download'. Blob transfers completed with AzCopy should be faster and more performant.

Fixes

• Fixed being unable to load more than 50 subscriptions for one account. #1416
• Fixed the 'Sign in' button not working on the infobar that appears when a direct link fails. #1358
• Fixed not being to upload .app files on macOS. #1119
• Fixed 'Retry All' not working for a failed blob rename. #992
• Fixed 'Cancel' not working while opening a blob. #1464
• Fixed multiple spelling and tooltip isssues throughout the product. Many thanks to all who reported these issues! #1303, #1328, #1329, #1331, #1336, #1352, #1368, #1395

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Known Issues

• When performing a non-AzCopy Blob download, the MD5 for large files is not being verified. This is due to a bug in the Storage SDK. #1212
• When using RBAC, Storage Explorer requires some management layer permissions in order to access your storage resources. See the troubleshooting guide for more info.
• Attempting to access ADLS Gen2 Blobs when behind a proxy may fail.
• Detatching from a resource attached via SAS URI, such as a blob container, may cause an error that prevents other attachments from showing up correctly. To work around this issue, just refresh the group node. See #537 for more information.
• If you use VS for Mac and have ever created a custom AAD configuration, you may be unable to sign-in. To work around the issue, delete the contents of ~/.IdentityService/AadConfigurations. If doing so does not unblock you, please comment on this issue.
• Azurite has not yet fully implemented all Storage APIs. Because of this, there may be unexpected errors or behavior when using Azurite for development storage.
• In rare cases, the tree focus may get stuck on Quick Access. To unstick the focus, you can Refresh All.
• Uploading from your OneDrive folder does not work because of a bug in NodeJS. The bug has been fixed, but not yet integrated into Electron. To workaround this issue when uploading to or downloading from a blob container, you can use the experimental AzCopy feature.
• When targeting Azure Stack, uploading certain files as append blobs may fail.
• After clicking 'Cancel' on a task, it may take a while for that task to cancel. This is because we are using the cancel filter workaround described here.
• If you choose the wrong PIN/Smartcard certificate, then you will need to restart in order to have Storage Explorer forget that decision.
• 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 does not support the following features:
  • File shares
  • Access tiers
  • Soft Delete
    Attempting to use these features while working with Azure Stack resources may result in unexpected errors.
• The Electron shell used by Storage Explorer has trouble with some GPU (graphics processing unit) hardware acceleration. If Storage Explorer is displaying a blank (empty) main window, you can try launching Storage Explorer from the command line and disabling GPU acceleration by adding the --disable-gpu switch:
  ./StorageExplorer.exe --disable-gpu
• Running Storage Explorer on Linux requires certain dependencies to be installed first. Check the Storage Explorer troubleshooting guide for more information.

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