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Simon Tarr
7 months agoNew member | Level 2
All my files are available offline on File Provider, but their folders appear to be online-only.
Using Dropbox v224.4.4811, I updated so that I am now using File Provider. Things work as expected (I think), in that the files are now in ~/Library/CloudStorage/Dropbox. I always default to files be...
- 7 months ago
Interesting. Switching from online-only and back to offline doesn't change it, it still has the "Available offline and online-only" marker.
However: if I remove the folder from Dropbox and then return it, it seems to solve the problem.
Nancy
Dropbox Community Moderator
7 months agoHi Simon Tarr, and thanks for posting on our forum.
From your description, I understand that you’re seeing this syncing icon next to your folders. However, can you send me a screenshot of what appears on your end, so that we may have a visual? I’d also like a screenshot of what you see when opening one of your folders.
Besides that, if you right-click on them again and choose the option to make them available offline, does the syncing status of the Dropbox app remain up to date, or is it trying to sync anything?
Let me know what you find.
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