Lalia Helpful | Level 6

Sounds good — having it open for feedback with upvotes makes it easier to gauge interest and helps the team prioritize.

Thanks for flagging this. From what I’ve seen, the actual number of Fedora users running Dropbox is fairly small compared to other platforms, but there’s definitely a consistent group in the Fedora community who rely on it. That’s probably why these repo updates don’t always come immediately, but it’s still important for…

I see what you mean. Having that kind of quick view of folder contents and total size right from the web would definitely make things more convenient. At the moment the web view doesn’t really display it in the same way as File Explorer, but I understand why that sort of feature could be useful for managing larger folders.

That’s a good question to bring up. Sometimes the options that appear can depend on which device or operating system you’re using, as well as the exact sync status of the files. If you’re not seeing the “online-only” option, it might be worth checking if your app is fully up to date or if the feature is available on your…

I see what you mean—bookmarks definitely make it easier to jump around in big PDFs compared to scrolling or using links. For really large board packets, having that extra navigation would save a lot of time.

Bookmarks are definitely easier than hyperlinks for navigating large PDFs, especially with big board packets that keep changing.

It sounds like the system flagged the new account as ineligible for the referral program, even though your friend signed up using your link. Since she previously had another Dropbox account under a different email, the system may have recognized that and applied the rules automatically.

Yeah, those upgrade prompts can feel really intrusive — especially if you’re already on a paid plan. It definitely comes across more like nagging than a helpful reminder.

Sounds like it could be tied to the new Tahoe beta changes — maybe the files are still online-only and just not showing up locally the way they used to.

Sometimes Dropbox flags new accounts as ineligible if there was an older account linked to the same person/device before — it can be a bit confusing when trying to claim referral credits.

Yeah, shared folders can be tricky — leaving them isn’t the same as deleting, so it’d be good if Dropbox made that option clearer.

You should be able to see a breakdown of what’s using space from the account settings on the Dropbox website — that might help confirm if duplicates are being counted.

Yeah, it’s strange there isn’t just a simple ‘cancel sync’ button — feels like that would save a lot of frustration for cases like this.

Are you trying to access your subscription from the desktop app, the mobile app, or the web? Sometimes it shows up differently depending on where you’re logging in.

Is there any way to export the sync status as a report, or is it only viewable in the dashboard?

Any guesses on whether Dark Mode will follow the system theme automatically on Mac?