How can I see a list of all SharePoint sites I'm a member of?

Question

When I visit our Microsoft 365 Business SharePoint online website, all I can see are "frequently used" and "favorite" SharePoint sites. So, I'm not able to find newly created SharePoint sites.

Where is a list of all SharePoint sites I'm a member of?

Answer 1

Hi @AxD ,

You could search "contentclass:STS_Site" in SharePoint online search box to list all the sites you have access to.

Note: Please click "Search the whole organization for contentclass:STS_Site" if it comes "We couldn't find any results on this site for contentclass:STS_Site".

My search result:

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Answer 2

as a workaround, add a featured link to the start page

https://[domain].sharepoint.com/_layouts/15/sharepoint.aspx?q=contentclass%3ASTS_Site&v=search

Answer 3

Thank you for your valuable reply.

So there isn't a button to click to see all sites? I feel this search query is rather cumbersome to remember.

Answer 4

The answer is: they want you to access your sites through Teams

(not via the Sharepoint web interface)

It's nuts - all a sharepoint site is, is a Shared Drive (in Google Drive language). How they can fail to have a full site tree is amazing!

Answer 5

This is a gap in the service offering.

Using a search query as @CaseyYang-MSFT and @Robert Snook proposed is a simple solution. We actually use (contentclass:STS_Site OR contentclass:STS_Web) (example) to also list the subsites (which is still very common on on-premise systems).
Ideally the "My Sites" feature is expanded by logic to perform a search with the above query to show a list of security trimmed results.