Add option to disable icon overlays in Windows Explorer

The Dropbox leadership needs quit fending off the multitude of small user complaints.  You are a subsidiary and a niche service provider, not a tech giant squatting on an operating system with bundled services.  The giants are like gravity; everyone does business with them, but they want to know everything about their customers in return.  You do not have the ability to compete with them in terms of the breadth of applications and depth of integration they can offer.  As it stands, the only reason anyone would rationally choose Dropbox (or any independent cloud storage provider) over the cloud storage solutions built into every laptop and phone is better privacy; the unenforceable, incomprehensible legal assurances that each giant uses to paper over the ugly reality of their business are not enough for some  of us.  However, if Dropbox wishes to continue to be relevant, they are going to have to do more listening to the little gripes and wants, and engaging.  I believe it should be possible to do this and still make a buck for the bean counters to count, but you are going to have to engage better than the giants do, or I predict you will no longer be relevant a decade from now.  We don't need another take-it-or-leave it service bleeding our bank accounts.