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Thanks @"Walter"!
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If you're on Mac or Linux, you could open a terminal and run find ~/Dropbox -type d -empty (assuming Dropbox is in your home directory), to locate all of them.
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Thanks, that did the trick! That seems like somewhat unexpected behavior IMHO, a notice on the preferences view on the app might help clarify that.
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Thanks @"Lusil". The system extention option is on, smart sync option is off. Do I need to have both of them off to fully disable this?
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Update: I should first mention that smart sync is _not_ enabled. It looks like files are being marked as "online only" and the only way to actually sync them is to open up Finder, find the smart sync settings in the context menu, and check "Local." Thanks to this thread for the answer:…
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I believe I'm on the stable version. My current version on both Mac and LInux is 100.3.406. Here's another test I did with a text file that contains "Testing" and a 100x100 pixel black square image. When opening the text file on the mac side in textedit, it comes up as blank. Here are screnshots of the files in Finder, xxd…
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I know this is old but I believe I'm having the same problem. I'm running Ubuntu 20.04 on my two main computers, and have no problems with synced files. My work computer is a Macbook, and I recently tried to sync some new directories with selective sync. Every file that came down, whether it was a text file, video, PDF,…
