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I have created this thread to provide updates on Dark Mode for Dropbox on Desktop. We are closing off the longer thread for general Dark Mode requests so that we can provide ou...
Neal
Community Manager
3 months agoOkay, this makes sense.
So I looked into this and unfortunately for older OS, (like Windows 7), we don't support the latest Beta version. In regards to older versions being listed on the Client Release post I sent you, that seems to be an oversight that I'll address right now.
Unfortunately, unless you upgrade your OS, Dark Mode will not be available.
Sin_Shadow_Fox
3 months agoHelpful | Level 5
Well ,for now there is nothing to upgrade my OS to, unless i want to switch to Linux. So when will dark mode leave beta and be implemented in the public version?
- Sin_Shadow_Fox3 months agoHelpful | Level 5
What? No, it's common practice for services to stop supporting OBSOLETE operating services, which as far as i know Windows 7 isn't.
Also what do you mean Windows 7 has been "replaced"? The last time i checked, the only operating systems microsoft have come out with since 7 were 8, 10 and 11, all of which have failed to surpass windows 7. Not to mention the chromium problem which is one of the leading reasons why many windows users are either moving back to Windows 7 or Linux. - Neal3 months ago
Community Manager
Hi Sin_Shadow_Fox,
I understand the concern but unfortunately it is common practice for services to reduce support for older operating systems as time goes on. Windows 7 was released 16 years ago and has been replaced by multiple operating systems since then.
- Sin_Shadow_Fox3 months agoHelpful | Level 5
What? Why? What does Dropbox have against windows 7?
- Neal3 months ago
Community Manager
I don't believe it will as Windows 7 will only be supported by the Simplified version of Dropbox.
So unfortunately, unless you upgrade your OS, you won't have access to dark mode.
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