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Wow, what a nightmare! What exact version of Monterey is it that you've upgraded to? Is it 12.3? I'm still on 12.2.1 for fear of something like this happening.
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That's why I'm saving the chat transcript 😉 + I posted the communication here.
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This is what I got from Dropbox Support now: 1.Sign in to your account at dropbox.com. 2.Click your avatar icon (profile picture or initials) in the top-right corner. 3.Click Settings. 4.Scroll Down to Preferences in the General tab. 5.Toggle 'Early releases' to On.Meanwhile, rest assured that your files shall of course…
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I'm now getting the following warning: "Your version of “Dropbox” uses a legacy system extension that is not available in the latest versions of macOS. Contact the developer for support." I'm on Mac OS Monterey, 12.2.1 (21D62) Dropbox version 142.4.4197 What should I do, please?
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I had the same issue and contacted Dropbox Support today. They explained that this is a Mac OS behaviour and not something to do with Dropbox. I then googled "zip from Mac to Windows generates extra folder _MACOSX" and indeed it turns out it's an Apple thing. Hope this helps someone.
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Thank you @"Jay" . Now I know I should not include my Dropbox folder in Time Machine backup. If it had been a possible solution I would have turned off Smart Sync of course, but I gather from your answer that it would not be a recommended solution even with Smart Sync turned off. I understand that you recommend manual…
