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His example does NOT work if the DB folder resides on the Dropbox site. Of course it doesn't work. Why on earth would you try and drag anything out of a web browser window? It doesn't make a shred of sense to do so. Finder is for navigating your filesystem, not the web browser. The Dropbox folder is a real literal folder…
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Does not work. Dragging icon into favorites doesn't work It most certainly does, allow me to demonstrate: https://youtu.be/Kwl3SePQe0g
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See: Someone else's photos are appearing in my Dropbox. Why is this happening?
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Moved to API Development.
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To answer this question for some you - my computer like many of yours DOES NOT have the gear icon when doing as stated many times by Robert S. Instead, you have to Right Click on the Drop Box icon in your System Tray - to the left of the date and time at the bottom right corner of your screen. Only after right clicking…
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windows 10, i can't find the gear icon. It can be found as described above: system tray > Dropbox client icon > gear icon
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It really isn't that difficult to find: system tray > Dropbox client icon > gear icon See also: https://help.dropbox.com/desktop-web/change-preferences
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Or, you could ask Amazon if they ever plan to properly certify their device so it can accept app installs from Google Play Store, then it can join all the other properly certified Android devices out there and not be crippled straight out of the box.
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Eddie, please forward all pertinent information to abuse@dropbox.com.
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Try clearing the browser cache, or a different browser. Older versions of Safari are no longer able to view the Dropbox website properly. Use another browser.
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To clarify, "._" files are MacOS X system files. The reason you see them is because the Mac Dropbox folder has been placed on a disk volume formatted with a non-Mac filesystem which doesn't respect the hidden attribute of those files. You can delete them, but they'll be recreated by your Mac every time you access those…
