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The Dropbox folder is now in 'Locations' on Mac OS and I don't want it there
I am an avid user of Adobe Bridge for my workflow. DropBox gave me a message that it was moving to the "locations" folder of my Mac and no longer in hard drive location as a folder. I wish I never clicked Yes to that. I can no longer see my DropBox folder structure within Bridge. Is there a way to undo the "locations" aspect of Dropbox? This is creating more time for my work and making me furious. Device 16 inch MacBook Pro 2021 Operating System/Browser (if using the web) 15.3.2 Dropbox App Version (if using the app) Question or Issue I am an avid user of Adobe Bridge for my workflow. DropBox gave me a message that it was moving to the "locations" folder of my Mac and no longer in hard drive location as a folder. I wish I never clicked Yes to that. I can no longer see my DropBox folder structure within Bridge. Is there a way to undo the "locations" aspect of Dropbox? This is creating more time for my work and making me furious. I can see all my local folders within Bridge, and their folders within them, etc. I've tried making sub folders in DB as favorites, and nothing works. All files are "local" as well as on the cloud. I can see the folder and look at the contents, I see the file path at the top of Bridge, but nothing will show up in the favorites or Folders location in the "window" panel in Bridge. This all happened once DropBox became a location.
The dark mode for Dropbox resets on my macOS desktop app whenever I restart my device.
Hello Dropbox people. I see the setting is now in the Mac App but it doesn't work until you open the settings. So this means if you reboot your computer, or quit and restart DropBox, it goes back to using the light theme even if you picked dark. It's kind of annoying to have to go into settings each time to fix this.The sync icons don't show up in Finder (macOS Sequoia 15.7.1).
Dropbox Desktop Mac Studio Ultra M1 Sequoia 15.7.1 237.4.5655 Several of us in my company are having this problem. In finder, the sync icon (showing whether something is online or offline) no longer shows up. Huge problem for those of us sharing a zillion gigabyte dropbox and constantly syncing and unsyncing. There have been lots of reports on dropbox support page and no apparent solutions. 'Advanced Reinstall' has been suggested, but those who have tried that it did not fix it, and that would be a full day operation to re-sync my 2gb of locally synced files for something unlikely to fix it. Unlike with some others with this issue, my icons neither show up in finder OR within the dialog box of an app (like when opening a file from within an app
Finder context menu missing for Dropbox files on macOS
Hi everyone — after migrating from an iMac to a Mac mini 2024 (M4, 32GB), Dropbox sync works but Finder integration is gone. I first saw this on macOS Sequoia 15.5 and I’ve since updated to macOS Tahoe 26.1 with no change. Online-only files in my Dropbox folder show as 0 KB and download/open fine on double-click, but there are no Dropbox right-click options in Finder (no “Make available offline”, no “Online-only”, no Dropbox submenu). Tried: enabling Dropbox File Provider in Login Items & Extensions, granting Full Disk Access, relaunching Finder/rebooting, and full uninstall + reinstall from Dropbox .dmg. Still missing. I even contacted Dropbox Support and they haven't given me any solutions yet. Has anyone found a fix or workaround to restore the Finder context menu actions? Thanks!
Multiple Dropbox & Google Drive accounts in Finder — is there a simple way?
I have personal and work accounts for both Dropbox and Google Drive and want to see them as folders in Finder without running separate desktop apps or syncing everything to my Mac; I don’t really know the usual tricks, so I’m looking for a straightforward approach that keeps things accessible in Finder, survives sleep and brief connection drops, and doesn’t need a lot of fiddling—any simple tips or common pitfalls to watch out for?
The desktop app isn't booting up automatically on Mac OS, and there's two Dropbox folders
i have three mac computers running same software and configurations - all on latest tahoe - all have dropbox on them and until recently all logged dropbox in automatically on restart (nothing accessibility and privacy have correct settings and disk access) - i also have dropbox files on the computers and not just iCloud - multiple times have uninstalled and reinstalled dropbox to try and fix - recently i found the advanced reinstall pages on dropbox with some terminal instructions - when i went to reinstall there was for first time toggle to opt out of File Provider which i did not click - now i have two dropbox file folders - one under user name (with the complete files on computer hard drive as should be) and now one under user name/library/cloudstorage/ - trouble is when i now click on dropbox in finder that has the files but all showing in cloud only - the other one is there but in a different place in finder - worried now about files on hard drive no longer syncing correctly - and the worst is the dropbox app with still not load at startup - could really use some help and advice
The Dropbox app throws a startup error on MacOS 13.7.1.
After about 15 years using Dropbox on my iMac (now with OS Ventura 13.7.1), for the first time it is giving me an error message right after it starts up. It immediately closes after an error. Tried rebooting the iMac multiple times already, and did a reinstall downloading the lastest version from Dropbox website, nothing worked. Important information: nothing changed on my MacOS install in the last few days to provoke this kind of behavior from Dropbox app. Nothing changed on my personal home network, neither on my firewall and no new routers/modem, no new network settings to create this problem. Didnt install any new app on my iMac lately that could have affected Dropbox install. I would greatly appreciate if someone could PLEASE help me solve this. Im really lost, cause Dropbox has been working perfectly for me on both my Windows and Mac machines for over 10 years now!! Heres the error message: This pops up one or two seconds after the Dropbox icon appears on the top bar. After the error message appears, Dropbox freezes and I cant even access the settings option to try some solution. The app closes right after i click on "OK". Here´s the transcription of the error log file the above message box gives me: Any HELP, please???The Dropbox app doesn't start up on macOS Tahoe 26.0.1.
Dropbox App Version (if using the app) 233.4.4938 Syncing Status Doesn't start Question or Issue My dropbox doesn't connect anymore. It does not even start. I'm on Mac OSX Tahoe 26.0.1 Dropbox version: 233.4.4938 Can someone please help me out...
