Why would a seemingly simple Loop workspace develop into a monster SharePoint Embedded container? That’s the question to answer when a Loop container grew to fill nearly 88 GB of SharePoint Embedded storage. The workspace had been through many hundreds of edits, but that’s an unlikely reason to spread and occupy so much storage. Loop and SharePoint Embedded are black boxes when it comes to administration, so we must wait for Microsoft to explain.
The update to allow team members to add a Loop workspace as a channel tab is now rolling out and should be available worldwide soon. Microsoft is currently putting a lot of emphasis on Loop and its almost read-time collaboration capabilities are turning up in many places within Microsoft 365, like Copilot Pages. Will Loop replace OneNote eventually? That’s a big question…
Container management label support is coming to the Loop app. Before it arrives, we look at how Loop supports sensitivity labels assigned to pages in Loop workspaces. As you might imagine with the initial implementation of a feature, some gaps are obvious that the Loop developers should fix as they build out full support for sensitivity labels within the Loop ecosystem.
