cassaperk Helpful | Level 6

I wanted the same thing once — personal + work Dropbox on one Mac without signing in/out all day. Short version: the easiest routes are using the desktop client for one account and the web for the other, or creating a second OS user/VM so each account has its own Dropbox instance. Another simple trick is separate browser…

You can try using Dropbox selective sync or alternatively make folders available online only. That is, so that they remain in the cloud, not on your laptop. So just search for - Dropbox selective sync or Dropbox files available online only and take certain steps to delete local copies without deleting them from the cloud.

There's more of a single solution here, just sync the folder using your computer and then transfer it to your device manually.

You need to use Dropbox's selective sync. Or the online-only feature to delete local copies without deleting them from the cloud.

Try disabling Desktop backup in Dropbox or moving the file to a non-backup folder before deleting it should help restore normal Recycle Bin behavior.

The extra 100 GB from the Acer promotion usually requires you to complete certain steps in the promotion in your Dropbox account. For example, if the 2 GB is still showing, it is likely that the bonus has not yet been activated or the account has not been properly connected.