Screenshot links no longer working since installing Mojave

That would not automatically generate the link though.

The Dropbox desktop app monitors the desktop folder for any file starting with "Screenshot" and copies those to the screenshot folder and generates the link and puts it in the clipboard.

With the new recording feature in MacOS Mojave the Dropbox app should do the same for files starting with "Screen Recording".

Thanks for your swift reply, Le_Toti. Due to this being associated with screenshots at the moment, I’ve made sure to pass your comments along to the dev team for review. Cheers!

Running

defaults write com.apple.screencapture name "Screenshot"

in terminal will fix your problem.

That does indeed change the filename, but the Dropbox desktop app still does not pick it up and move it to the Dropbox screenshot folder and create the link.

But there is an additional problem, when you are using different language version of MacOs. I use Czech language version and my screenshot is called - "Snímek obrazovky date.png" And because Dropbox is looking for "Screenshot....", I never get from Dropbox an URL link to clipboard, like before (before MacOs Mohave). I wonder why it takes so long to Dropbox to repair this Mohave incompatibility...

1. Is the desktop app running on your computer? If so, could you please let me know what the Dropbox icon shows when you hover over it?
2. Have you toggled the option to save screenshots on your Dropbox folder?
3. Have you also ensured that you’ve set the screencapture setting to Save to Desktop?

Ad 1) yes, desktop app si running on computer. When I hoover over Dropbox icon, there is shown "69.4.102, up to date"

Ad 2) yes, see link below

https://www.dropbox.com/s/osgd634z8vwr2k3/Sn%C3%ADmek%20obrazovky%202019-03-21%20v%C2%A014.57.09.png?dl=0

Ad 3) sure, see the ling below

https://www.dropbox.com/s/pnquffeaocd9f77/IMG_0997.jpg?dl=0

Solution for macOS Catalina:

1. Open Terminal app
2. Type in: defaults write com.apple.screencapture location ~/Desktop
3. Press return
4. Type in: killall SystemUIServer
5. Press return
6. Close Terminal app

Next Step:

1. Open Dropbox > Settings > Import > Uncheck "Share screenshots using Dropbox"
2. Quit Dropbox

Next Step:

1. Open System Preferences
2. Click on "Security & Privacy"
3. Select the "Privacy" tab
4. On the bottom left, unlock the lock
5. Click on "Full Disk Access" on the left side and check if you see "Dropbox". If you do not see Dropbox. Try uninstall and re-install Dropbox. If you see Dropbox, mark the checkbox
6. Select "Files and Folders"
7. Check if you see "Dropbox", if no: Open the Dropbox app and check, if the entry occurs.
8. If you see Dropbox under "Full Disk Access" and "Files and Folders", make sure you can create a screenshot which is saved to your desktop. If the screenshot is saved to another place, it will not work (for unknown reasons).
9. Open Dropbox > Settings > Import > Mark "Share screenshots using Dropbox"
10. Create a screenshot > it should work now.
11. Lock the "lock" under "Security & Privacy" again.

But the dropbox URL is not saved to the clipboard?

I have wasted 4 hrs trying to fix this thing.  Why is this so difficult to setup :) I give up.