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paul20
4 years agoHelpful | Level 6
Dropbox support for MacOS 12.3 - can we finally upgrade?
Hi, I cannot find anywhere anyone saying that Dropbox properly supports MacOS 12.3, even though it was released weeks ago and has now been superseded by 12.3.1 with zero-day fixes. I can find discus...
Jay
Dropbox Community Moderator
3 years agoHi UKD, your device must be running macOS 12.5 or later to use Dropbox for macOS.
When your account is eligible during the rollout, then you'll receive the notification about the new version of the app.
UKD
3 years agoExperienced | Level 12
Jay so basically you want us to upgrade to 12.5, and then have the risk of possibly not being able to upgrade because the rollout is going to take several months. Even if we are on the beta programme, there's still no guarantee that we'll be notified to update Dropbox immediately which then leaves us with possibly having to manually download files one by one rather than auto-downloading that can be done now.
Seriously, what are you guys smoking there? You want your clients to take the risk of everything not working because of your own problems. I don't see an advantage here for your customers, you know, the ones that pay for this service.
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