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I have a relatively freshly installed Monterey system and noticed that Dropbox isn’t nor has it ever displayed its context menu items in the Finder when I right-click on some item in my Dropbox folder.
The simple fix here was to move the Dropbox folder to where the symlink points to, that is, the full path.
Hi @mauricev
Is Dropbox running?
Maybe a reinstall would help: www.dropbox.com/downloading.
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I can confirm that Dropbox is working inside a fresh account, so something in my Library folder is interfering with it. I see these errors in the Dropbox debug log
[1222/141720.290081:ERROR:cache_util.cc(140)] Unable to move cache folder GPUCache to old_GPUCache_000
[1222/141720.290372:ERROR:disk_cache.cc(184)] Unable to create cache
[1222/141720.290471:ERROR:shader_disk_cache.cc(622)] Shader Cache Creation failed: -2
It turns out this is a bug. My profile is symlinked to another volume on the same disk. In that situation, the context menu won’t show up. If I test with the profile on the boot volume, it shows up just fine.
The simple fix here was to move the Dropbox folder to where the symlink points to, that is, the full path.
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