See a file's details and activity
Open the details panel of a file or folder to see its size, owner and dates, who has access, and its activity history.
The details panel shows everything about a file or folder: its properties, who has access, and what happened to it.
#Open the details panel
Select the file or folder: its details appear in the panel on the right. If the panel is closed, right-click the item and choose Info, or press Ctrl + Alt + Y (Cmd + Option + Y on a Mac).

#Details
The Details tab shows:
Properties: type, size, location, owner, dates of creation and last change, and for a folder the number of items in it (see A folder's size and contents);
Who has access, with Manage Access to change it;
Tags;
for photos and videos, their information: duration, resolution, codec, frame rate or photo data.
#A folder's size and contents
For a folder, Details shows its size and Files:
The size is the total of everything inside the folder, sub-folders included. Items in the Trash are not counted. Hover the size to see the exact number of bytes.
Files counts only the items directly inside the folder, files and sub-folders together. It doesn't count what is inside the sub-folders, and there is no separate count of sub-folders. In a workspace, items hidden from you are not counted.
Drime has no screen that counts all the files and sub-folders of a folder, at every level.
To compare folders, use the list view: its Size column shows the size of folders too, and you can sort by it. Folders always stay above files. The grid view shows sizes for files only.
If a folder's size looks wrong, recalculate it: see Folder settings.
#Activity
The Activity tab lists what happened to the item: added, viewed, moved, renamed, edited, shared, commented, downloaded, deleted and restored, with who did it and when.
Filter by type of action, by person, or by period: today, the last 7, 30 or 90 days.
For a folder, the activity covers everything inside it.
The latest 200 entries are shown.
Only the owner, or people the item is shared with directly, can see its activity.
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