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Hannah: I appreciate the response, but you still do not understand. As per your message: @"Hannah" wrote:Allow me to clarify that even if you update your Dropbox application to Dropbox for macOS on File Provider, you'll still have the option to have your files available offline. Even if you don't make the choice to…
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Sure. The option looks like this: Selecting "Make Files Local" apparently forces Dropbox to use its classic behavior: all folders selected in Selective Sync are stored locally, as well as in the cloud. Select "Make Files Online-Only" prompts the new (toxic) behavior where Dropbox decides which files to store locally and…
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This appears to be a new option, and only in the Mac client. Just to be completely clear: if we select "local sync," is it guaranteed that 100% of the files and subfolders (within the folders that we select in Selective Sync) will be stored on the device at all times? Even new, copied, and/or moved files and subfolders in…
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This answer is completely useless and unresponsive to our comments. You're suggesting that we have the option of designating files as offline "even if they don't start as available offline by default." This option requires us to police all of our files to designate them as "available offline." Every time we create a file…
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@"Rich", your response is both dismissive and unhelpful. I will repeat my questions above and bold it for your attention: If one of the base folders on Dropbox is included in Selective Sync on my Mac, and if I mark that folder as "make available offline," will that designation be enforced for all files and folders? Or will…
