Transferring Dropbox files from Google Cloud

Question

I have about 30 rooms in PDF to transfer from a GC account in Dropbox to my new account.  It's extremely time consuming for reasons I hope are my lack of experience with Dropbox.  Here's the top three problems...
1.  How can I set the target for this transfer for the specific Project Folder I created for this GC and Project Address?  As it is all the files come in loose under "All Files" and I have to check them each to move into the proper location.

2.  Each transfer opens a new Tab on Chrome. Great, I get to the see the exact same thing 30 times!  Extremely Stupid.

3.  If I can Drag 'n Drop to my Dropbox why can't Drag 'n Drop work within Dropbox?  It's their darn software!

Back to wasting time with this super clumsy interface. I got 29 days to stick with Google Drive.  Looking better so far.

RCL

Richard Laycock · Answer

Hannah, 
I haven't moved all the Google Drive files over yet.  I'll do that when I'm positive I'm switching. 
I most likely will be in a week or two.

R.

Hannah · Answer

Hey @Richard Laycock, while we appreciate your feedback here, can you also describe the steps you followed to move your files from Google to Dropbox?

Richard Laycock · Answer

Thanks Nancy.  
It wasn't as troublesome as I thought it would be.  There is logic to it as the new tab is always closest to the GC's tab.  Once all 30 sets are "Copied to Dropbox" moving the multiples is Drag 'n Drop. It's been 5+ years since I used Dbox.  I recall it took a while to get used to the procedures.  
Just trying to Reply is a pain in the neck.  The CODE email is slower Dropbox than any site I've ever been to.  It was about six minutes before 7 code emails showed up in my In Box.  No one else takes anywhere near that long.  Dbox must know they're slow.  Anywhere else would have killed the link before the code arrived. 
While I'm griping...  I loath the current Open Space web design.  Almost everyone is using this Large Print, constant scroll format.  Every darn screen is at least 50% blank space.  Great for web designers charging per page. 
RCL