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Dropbox has by now proven that they no longer care about the file synchronizing product. They don't care if it continues to work, they don't care if it is suitable for any particular use case. In particular, they don't care if Dropbox works for anything other than low-skill point-and-click. It is not a professional tool.
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Allowing the “command line delimiter character” in filenames pretty much breaks using the command line. Which means automation is broken. Dropbox may or may not have known this (their engineers were once pretty smart, obviously, given how well Dropbox’s basic functionality works), but clearly, today, they do not care about…
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Hi Nancy, It's been months since you said "soon", and it's been years since Apple said "get ready". A lot of us are sitting out here with unpatched OS's because you haven't updated Dropbox to work with Monterrey 12.3. Already that's horrible support, but you haven't even managed to give us any updates on the status. At…
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When Dropbox arrived on the scene, the way they synchronized files across computers was like magic! But these days, that's old hat, and there are lots of competitors. With so many people moving to mobile, and to web based applications, there is less need for synchronization, or even "files" (!). Dropbox, the file…
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If there were no risk, it would not be "beta". To say that "If there was a risk of some sort I would not recommend these steps." is wrong.
