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NAK
9 years agoExplorer | Level 3
Dropbox size on Desktop is smaller than Dropbox size online
With Dropbox Basic, I recieved an alert saying my dropbox is full -all 8.25 GB are used. But when I check my Dropbox file on my desktop it's size is 1.89 GB. All folders are marked to sync so I can...
- 9 years agoThere is no way of looking at folder size online. Hence me saying before why not look at www.dropbox.com/events to see whats been added.
What about www.dropbox.com/bad_files_check or the use of symlinks/junctions
Mark
Super User II
9 years agoMember of any shared folders?
As soon as you go over quota syncing stops - so the larger new files wont have sync'd to your machine hence the discrepancy
As soon as you go over quota syncing stops - so the larger new files wont have sync'd to your machine hence the discrepancy
NAK
9 years agoExplorer | Level 3
Thanks for your reply.
what you described could make sense. though in my situation, it is not the case. all folders & files are synced. it just wont continue syncing from now on. and the difference in size wouldn't accommodate a single file... at least not the files I have on Dropbox..
what you described could make sense. though in my situation, it is not the case. all folders & files are synced. it just wont continue syncing from now on. and the difference in size wouldn't accommodate a single file... at least not the files I have on Dropbox..
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