Google is updating Drive on the web with useful keyboard shortcuts to make managing your files much simpler. Fortunately, the key combos are pretty standard and align with modern file browsers ...

Google announced on Thursday that cut, copy, and paste keyboard shortcuts are finally rolling out to Google Drive on the web.

Last August, Google announced that it’s testing a new organization concept in Drive to cut down on the need for creating file copies. Drive shortcuts are now generally available for both ...

Google is adding the ability to use standard keyboard shortcuts to manage your files (cut, copy, paste) in Drive, a feature that somehow wasn’t already included even though it’s 2022.

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Google appears to be getting closer to the launch of its online storage service: A GeekWire reader says Google Drive has been enabled in his Google Account — as shown in the screenshot above ...

Google has announced long-omitted support for using keyboard shortcuts to cut, copy, and paste files in Google Drive on the web – but only if you're accessing the service through its Chrome browser.

Google has made search chips available to all Drive users. The feature is supposed to make it easier to find files in Drive and offers more extensive filtering options when you conduct a search.

G Suite users, rejoice: Google Drive no longer requires a Chrome extension for offline Sheets, Docs, and Slides access and use.

The ability to cut, copy, and paste using keyboard shortcuts is finally going to start working in Google Drive. Some people will be surprised to hear you couldn't use the shortcuts until now, but ...