I have a both a Windows 11 Laptop and MacBook Pro. With all the great browser features in Fabric there is less of a need to have Power BI Desktop on MacOS. But could we get a OneLake File Explorer for Mac (OneLake Finder). Lots of Data Engineers and Data Scientists use MacOS. I could upload files to the lakehouse via the browser, but OneLake File Explorer for Mac would help me get files into the Fabric workspace so I could use Notebooks in the Data Engineering and Data Science parts of Fabric. If I can demo this feature on my Mac to other MacOS users without needing to switch to my Lenovo, Fabric could be more compelling to all Data Engineers and Data Scientists.
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- fbcideas_migusrNew Member
I highly support this suggestion. In our organization 80% of our data platform consultants are Mac-users. And when I see how handy the File Explorer is, it would be fantastic to have a Mac version available too.
- nishalitNew MemberThank you for your feedback. We are evaluating this idea.
- fbcideas_migusrNew MemberStatus added:Under Review
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