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Sylow23
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6 months ago
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How can I collapse the Dropbox folder in the navigation pane on Windows 11?

Each time I start Win11 and I open a new window in Explorer View, the Dropbox folder is completely expanded in the Navigation Pane. As I have a lot of subfolders, it takes all the vertical space, and this is very inconvenient. Is there a way to default the Dropbox folder to be collapsed (as all the others normally are), and only expanding it when needed by clicking on the > sign at the left of it?

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  • Sylow23's avatar
    Sylow23
    6 months ago

    Hi Jay thanks, after your question I realised this was I problem I had with all our folders, and solved it. I am sorry for having disturbed the whole community. Sylow23.

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    Jay
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    6 months ago

    Hi Sylow23, thanks for bringing this to our attention.

     

    Could you attach a series of screenshots showing what you're describing in Explorer?

     

    Is this only happening with the Dropbox folder?

     

    This will help me to assist further!

    • Sylow23's avatar
      Sylow23
      New member | Level 2
      6 months ago

      Hi Jay thanks, after your question I realised this was I problem I had with all our folders, and solved it. I am sorry for having disturbed the whole community. Sylow23.

      • J Metlane's avatar
        J Metlane
        New member | Level 2
        5 months ago

        Hi

         

        how did you sort this as having same issue?

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