Erroneous "Your Dropbox is full" message

Will do Mark. It more of an annoyance than anything and so there's npo desperate rush for a solution. Thanks for your help.

Andy

I have the same problem. It's not really stopping anything from working but it is just kind of super annoying...

Dropbox osX version: v25.4.28

Interestingly I have installed this onto a fresh install of osX sierra. Previously never had this problem.

I logged a ticket and worked with the support analyst to try and figure out what was causing the issue. It eventually went of its own accord and neither she nor I know why or what caused it in the first instance.

OK, thanks for the update! In this case, I guess I will just leave it a while and see what happens.

This should be the right accepted solution.

They're not controlling your computer's behavior. They're controlling their own application.

They're actually controlling my desktop and all other windows, as the popup comes over any window.

They're also controlling what's supposed to be on my second screen, because the popup is sliding from display 1 to display 2.

It's the application that is presenting the window, not your operating system.

A window we never ask for.

Surprisingly, my operating is system is supposed to show windows I ask only.

It's simply coming to the forground, just like so many other applications when they present a dialog while the application is not in focus.

Oh yeah? Just like so many other like which one? In 30 years of computer science, I never seen any other application doing such an annoying thing without being able to turning it off.
The only exception I know is a video game called SMITE, telling you when the matchmaking you launched found a game and when the game starts.

Even if "like so many other applications" was true, it just looks like "You know, there is already tons of plastic in the ocean, so it's ok for us to drop tons of it too.". Because other pollute, then it's fine to do it. Nice one.

This is the simplest solution, which works in a flash -can someone please move it so that it stays on top of the list?

I seem to be having a similar issue. Here's the screenshot of the account page. http://imgur.com/a/LQh4g There's a windows traytip that shows occassionally and states that Dropbox is full, but the account page and the Settings menu clearly show that I'm only at 60%.

There is a constant message popping up claiming my Dropbox is almost full and to upgrade it for 1TB.

How to stop this annoying notification?

Hey Vox, 

Welcome aboard, I have moved your post here 

I'm afraid that if your account is above your storage limitations, you can't dismiss this notification. 

On the other hand, if your account is well below your quota, then reinstalling the latest stable version of the Dropbox application will probably help you resolve that. 

Apologies for any inconvenience this may cause. 

Warm regards, 

JaneA