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miniman
Helpful | Level 5
3 years ago
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Finding all offline folders

hi I did a search although couldn't find this questions being asked. Sorry If I missed it! I'm travelling and want to try and make some free space on my Macbook.  Is there a way I can find all th...
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  • Rich's avatar
    Rich
    3 years ago
    miniman wrote:

    Is there a way I can find all the files taking up space from Dropbox, so I can set them to make available online only?

    The only way is to navigate the files and folders on your computer and look at their sync icons, which indicate whether a file or folder is online or offline. There is no list showing all offline or online files.

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Rich
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3 years ago
miniman wrote:

Is there a way I can find all the files taking up space from Dropbox, so I can set them to make available online only?

The only way is to navigate the files and folders on your computer and look at their sync icons, which indicate whether a file or folder is online or offline. There is no list showing all offline or online files.

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karenjohanson
New member | Level 2
5 months ago

Could Dropbox please add a feature that would allow us to see all offline files in one space, without looking for sync icons? That would be a major benefit in terms of simplifying file management.

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