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Mark · Answer

So what are these updates&nbsp;clientreleases&nbsp;?

hsiktas · Answer

I am on this build with macOS 12.3 on an Intel Mac and don't see the new File Provider-based integration yet. Is this undergoing a staged rollout? Can I manually trigger the switch somehow?

JWL Photo · Answer

Hi&nbsp;hsiktas&nbsp;,&nbsp;Try using these instructions -- make sure you use the "Universal Installer" above. There have been reports of things not working correctly on 12.3, but that was typically on Apple silicon, so hopefully it will work for you.

hsiktas · Answer

Sorry, but I get an "Access Denied" message when I try to open that link.

JWL Photo · Answer

Odd. I've heard that before ... Anyway, here is the content, copied and pasted:&nbsp;Hi!&nbsp;So you want to install the MacOS 12.3 beta?&nbsp;There are several things you should know first:Do not expect any support from the Dropbox team.Do not expect to find any official documentation on how to install the beta or what the builds are supposed to do/fix.You are on your own (other than help from the community)!Still want to do it? Okay, here is what I have cobbled together from my own experiences and from others contributing to various threads here on the community, like from @jlaguna&nbsp;and&nbsp;@Andy P.4&nbsp;:&nbsp;Make sure everything is currently synced using your current stable build of the app.Backup anything on Dropbox that you can't afford to lose.Make sure you have "Early Releases" turned on in your online settings.Disconnect your current app/computer from your account by either:Signing out of the app on your computer ORGoing to your account online and disconnecting your computer (device) from the account in the Security section of your settings (probably the better way to do it).Uninstall the Dropbox app from your computer (using an uninstaller like CleanMyMac is best).OPTIONAL: Trash the old Dropbox folder from Users/&lt;YourUserID&gt; (the new files will be in /Users/&lt;YourUserID&gt;/Library/CloudStorage, so the old files are just taking up space)Download the most recent beta "Universal Installer" from&nbsp;Desktop Client Builds&nbsp;(Note: the version number may not correspond to what you actually get installed. E.g., my current beta version is 145.2.2188, while the latest downloadable beta version is 144.3.4464. Using the universal installer [with "Early Releases" turned on] will get you whatever is the latest MacOS 12.3 version.)Install the app and it should walk you through setting it up as a "clean" install and require you to sign back in. This will trigger a new synchronization of your (chosen) folders. You will have to download any that you want offline again, since they are being moved to CloudStorage (which is why I said you could remove your old folder that showed up under "Favorites.")Things should work at that point!Good luck and happy syncing!&nbsp;&nbsp;

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