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(macOS High Sierra v 10.13.6, mid-2010 MacBook Pro) I'm up to DB 151.4.4304, and DropboxMacUpdate is still using a lot of bandwidth, 5.32 GB in 20 or so hours. I'm stuck with a 1-Meg connection ATM, prolly won't change in the near future. Does net connection speed have anything to do with the huge amount of usage? Is it…
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I 'fixed' it by (finally succeeded in) downloading the offline Dropbox 142.4.4197.dmg and installed it, problem seems to have ceased. Thanks anyway, hopefully Dropbox will fix the problem in the future…
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Not only does Dropbox not tell you what's changed, they don't even provide info on what OS it'll work with. I downloaded stable release 141.4.3299 in hopes it would halt the ~hourly ~30Meg DropboxMacUpdate.app downloads, really irritating on a 1Meg connection, but "The following disk images couldn't be opened" because…
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Will this work on macOS High Sierra version 10.13.6 (17G14042)? DropboxMacUpdate.app has used 1.4 GB of data over the last two days, in ~30Meg chunks every hour or so, really irritating since I only have a 1Meg connection. Does this build stop that constant chatter?
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@"stylin19", thanks for the info, but I'm driving a Mac, so there is no task scheduler I can find in the System Prefs or Dropbox prefs that accomplishes the same function. D'oh!
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There's no edit option in that menu: https://www.dropbox.com/s/a1g93snxbj23fwp/Screenshot%202017-09-27%2015.59.57.png?dl=0 (dropbox link) Ah, but if it's a new post, like this one, there IS an edit option! https://www.dropbox.com/s/ozv3hbbfdq7a25t/Screenshot%202017-09-27%2016.05.52.png?dl=0 (dropbox link) Thanks!…
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On a Mac: and why can't I edit my posts? :)
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I agree, my glacially-slow internet connection requires I schedule my own updates. Can't you simply have the app let me know when an update is available instead of just downloading it? As it currently acts, it interrupts other functions and interrupts my workflow...
