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Is it possible to bring this to Windows 11 users as well? I'm using a dual-pane file manager that only supports the classic context menus, not the new ones introduced in Windows 11. Not having these Dropbox menu items is really disappointing.
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For me, having a solid native Linux client is one of the main reasons I use Dropbox over alternatives from Google and Microsoft. The Linux client has always felt like an afterthought compared to the more feature-rich Windows and Mac versions, but that was acceptable because it still resembled the cleaner, more focused…
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Hi, I already contacted support about this. My ongoing ticket number is 18739846.
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They announced new pdf editing features here: https://www.dropbox.com/product-updates/dbx-september-2022 Still, I don't see any of these features on my pdf files. Is this still rolling out?
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The current schedule for the rollout can be seen here: https://help.dropbox.com/installs/macos-12-monterey-support That should be your worst-case expectation of when you will have this fixed. Note, that in my case, only the original English version of that page has the up-to-date information. Depending on your local…
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@"DaVOLD" This is already in a private(-ish?) beta, which is in an ongoing staged rollout. It depends on whether your account has been marked to enable this feature on the server side and not on a particular beta version that needs to be installed on your computer. So, there is no need to ask this in every thread.
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This is probably a staged rollout for the Apple File Provider API. I never got it until I used one of these builds that are one version number ahead. Dropbox uses different release channels similar to Firefox and Chrome, and we can only opt-in to the beta channel via the "Early releases" toggle in the web app. Apparently,…
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I signed out of the desktop app and uninstalled it via CleanMyMac. "Early Releases" was already activated in my preferences, and I manually deleted my ~/Dropbox folder. Then I ran the latest universal installer, signed in, and the app created a new ~/Dropbox folder. It is currently syncing back my ~100000 files, and it…
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Sorry, but I get an "Access Denied" message when I try to open that link.
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I am on this build with macOS 12.3 on an Intel Mac and don't see the new File Provider-based integration yet. Is this undergoing a staged rollout? Can I manually trigger the switch somehow?