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The issue was never resolved. So, after being a customer since 2008, I finally pulled the plug. There doesn't seem to be any development of the Dropbox core functionality anymore. (still no ARM support, despites people begging for it since years, and only support for Ext4) I switched to syncing my data with Syncthing,…
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I did get another response from support, but it's as before: no explanation, just the recommendation to reinstall Dropbox This is completely intransparent. I'm not sure if I should trust my data to Dropbox any longer.
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Thank you, Nancy! It's not super urgent, but I hope that there will be a solution eventually. It's a recurring issue.
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Thanks for the suggestion! But I don't want to change the extension of files just to get around limitations in Dropbox. That would be a terrible idea as it would break many things. I understand that the Dropbox app is just a last resort if one doesn't have a PC around, so no surprise that it's missing important features.…
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Hi Chuck, thanks for the invitation to the program! However, please understand that I want to focus on developing the tool that I wrote. Of course, I’m happy to answer questions and react to suggestions and wishes by users, here or via the GitHub issue tracker.
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Four days ago I finally got an email from Luke, member of the Dropbox application specialist team: “While some of our users were affected by the described bug I want to be clear, you were not affected. None of your data was no recently restored and there is nothing to worry about here.” That's what I wanted to know. So the…
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See screenshot below – I got in contact with support concerning the issue. Yesterday’s response, after waiting for about a week: “At the current moment we are not able to disclose the information you requested regarding the bug as we are still investigating this issue.” Can anyone here tell me when files and folders have…
