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bulk file rename in "automation option"
Hi, We have been working with a lot of image-sequence-based files recently. When it came to the point when we had to rename about 60.000 files at once, we faced the following problem: In Finder of MacOs (Tahoe) it is easy to bulk rename multiple files at once using the "search & replace" option. But when we do so, the sync process is started and it takes a lot of time until the files are synced online. As we are co-working on our projects, this procedure has become the bottleneck in our workflow. Then we tried to apply the automation option where there also is a renaming function. But unfortunately, it is only possible to add prefix or suffix. Wouldn't it be great to have there the function 2search & replace" to rename multiple files as required? This would be a great idea and function to implement. Thanks and best JuhnTell Us How You Use Dropbox
No two people use Dropbox in exactly the same way. Some of you rely on it every day for work, others for school, creative projects, or keeping life organized - and we love that. Weâd love to hear how youâre using Dropbox today - is it something you use once in a while, is it part of your day to day, are there any features you canât live without? What workflows have you built that save time or reduce friction? And where do you see opportunities for us to do better? Your tips, ideas, and honest feedback really help us to make sure we can share useful tips, and they help other community members discover new ways to get more out of Dropbox too. Share your experience, favorite features, or suggestions in the comments below. Your voice truly helps shape the future of the Dropbox community đ The Dropbox Community Team
The underlying connection was closed error
Have an integration in C# and has been working fine for a long time till now as nd we get the following error {"The underlying connection was closed: Could not establish trust relationship for the SSL/TLS secure channel."} When doing the following call var full = await client.Users.GetCurrentAccountAsync(); Any help would be appreciated thanksA Year of Conversations: 2025 Community Wrap-Up
Hey everyone! What a year! Iâve loved chatting with you all throughout 2025 - hearing your favourite Dropbox features, clever hacks and the all the ways you use Dropbox to keep life running smoothly. This community is really pure magic. Every week, you jumped in to help each other, share tips and celebrate wins. We had loads of Community Members of the Month, plenty of Mighty Answer badges and so many âaha!â moments. And the stories! From photographers sharing galleries, to coders syncing across Windows and Linux, to the person who who said syncing across threes computers and two homes was âbeautifulâ - you all really kept the forums lively, helpful and fun! One iPhone user was especially happy with the 2025 Live Photos update, which finally let them migrate their whole collection smoothly. It was made even sweeter knowing the feature came directly from an idea shared right here in the community. And, I adored hearing how Dropbox helps in everyday life, like the member who said: Weâve had our fair share of community adventures this year, but we made it through together and every time I got to say âI am glad to see your issue was resolvedâ, it honestly made my day. Last year we gave the Community a fresh new look and glow-up, and we really appreciate everyoneâs patience with the changes throughout 2025. Itâs amazing to see how far weâve come, and weâre even more excited for whatâs ahead. There are some fab new updates and improvements coming in 2026⊠so stay tuned! A huge, heartfelt thank you to everyone who got involved in conversations this year. Those who asked questions, those who answered them, and those who felt comfortable sharing ideas, frustrations, clever workarounds, and even honest feelings about Dropbox. And of course, a special shout-out to our amazing Super Users âŠyouâre absolute stars and this community wouldnât be the same without you. So thatâs it from us for 2025! Have a safe and happy time over the holiday period, and Iâll see you all in 2026How To Check If Your Space Is Being Used By A Shared Folder and How To Leave A Shared Folder
Shared folders are one of the easiest ways to collaborate with others while using Dropbox. Having a shared space makes everything simpler when youâre working on a project, sharing family photos or keeping your teams files all organised. But you might be wondering: Does this shared folder take up space in my Dropbox account? And what if I no longer need access - how do I leave it? Does a Shared Dropbox Folder Count Toward My Storage? It depends on how the folder was share with you and what level of access you have. Hereâs how to check: Sign in to dropbox.com and click All files. Look for folders with a two-person icon đ„ - these are shared folders. Hover over the folder name and click the ââŠâ (More) menu. Choose Share â then Settings. Youâll see one of these options: Can edit â the folders contents do take up space in your Dropbox account Can view â the folders contents donât count toward your space Tip: You can also check shared folders directly from the Dropbox desktop app - the 2 person icon works the same way there too. How to Leave a Shared Dropbox Folder I No Longer Need If you see âCan editâ and you no longer need access, itâs really easy to remove yourself from the folder. Hereâs how: Go to dropbox.com and sign in. Click Shared in the left sidebar. Find the folder you want to leave. Click the ââŠâ (More) button next to it. Select Leave folder â and confirm. Once you leave: The shared folder and its files are removed from your Dropbox. Theyâll no longer count toward your storage. Other members will still have access as usual. If you originally created the shared folder, youâll need to transfer ownership before leaving. To do that: Open the folderâs Share settings. Click the dropdown beside another memberâs name. Select Make owner â then leave the folder. That way, everyone who needs it still has access and the ownership transfers smoothly. And thatâs it! Keeping your Dropbox account organised is a simple way to make more room for what matters most - your ideas, projects and memories. If you ever change your mind and want back into a folder in the future, just ask the owner to share it with you again. Got questions about shared folders? Drop them in the comments below or visit our shared folders FAQs. How do you organise and manage your shared folders? Join the conversation and let us know!Community Member of the Month - October 2025
The leaves are turning, the air is crisp, and itâs time to celebrate another shining star in the Dropbox Community! đâ Say hello to our October Community Member of the Month⊠ccjc4subâ This month, ccjc4subâ stood out for their incredibly detailed and thoughtful response in the discussion about Dropbox icon overlays in File Explorer. Their explanation was so clear and easy to follow that itâs sure to help countless users in the future who come across the same issue. What really makes ccjc4subâ a true community champion is their dedication - they didnât just find a solution; they came back to share that their issue was resolved, ensuring others could benefit from the full story. Thatâs the kind of generosity and follow-through that keeps our Community thriving! Thank you, ccjc4subâ for your time, clarity, and commitment to helping others. You make the Dropbox Community a better, more supportive space for everyone. Weâve got a little surprise for you! Just reply to this message and weâll make sure your well-earned token of appreciation is on its way đ��. Think someone else deserves the spotlight next month? Drop their name in the comments below đŹ Want to be our next Community Member of the Month? Get involved, share what you know, start a convo, and spread the love with likes and comments â€ïž You never know... you could be next! đCommunity Member of the Month - September 2025
Can you believe weâre already in October? Before we dive into cozy Autumn days, itâs time to celebrate another star in the Dropbox Community. â Say hello to our September Community Member of the Month⊠calmfrogâ đ This month, calmfrogâ impressed us with a response that was not only helpful but also a model of clarity and care. Check out this post here about duplicate sync icons. They broke down the issue step by step, making it easy for anyone - whether new to Dropbox or a seasoned user - to follow along if they had the same issue as them â . That kind of thoughtfulness makes the Community a more welcoming, supportive, and valuable space for everyone đ€ . Itâs contributions like calmfrogâ's that remind us how powerful this Community is when members share knowledge with care. Thank you, calmfrogâ ! Weâve got a little surprise for you! Just reply to this message and weâll make sure your well-earned token of appreciation is on its way đđ. Think someone else deserves the spotlight next month? Drop their name in the comments below đŹ Want to be our next Community Member of the Month? Get involved, share what you know, start a convo, and spread the love with likes and comments â€ïž You never know... you could be next! đCommunity Member of the Month - July 2025
We blinked and July was over! đ But before we get too far into August, itâs time to celebrate someone whoâs been making waves in the Dropbox Community. đ Say hello to our Community Member of the Month for July ⊠Shelladminâ đ This month, Shelladminâ stood out in a big way. As only a new member, theyâve set the bar high with their thoughtful and clear use of our brand new thread templates (you may have seen them when you are going to post something within our Help section). âš Their super helpful thread How can I see every folder in my Dropbox account in my macOS Finder? really grabbed our attention. Not only did they break down a tricky issue with clarity and care, but I know this thread will for sure help a bunch of future users tackle the same challenge with confidence. đĄđ Thank you, Shelladmin! đ Weâve got a little surprise for you! Just reply to this message and weâll make sure your well-earned token of appreciation is on its way đđ. Think someone else deserves the spotlight next month? Drop their name in the comments below đŹ Want to be our next Community Member of the Month? Get involved, share what you know, start a convo, and spread the love with likes and comments â€ïž You never know... you could be next! đCommunity Member of the Month - June 2025
Weâre halfway through 2025 (how did that happen?!), and it's the perfect time to shine a spotlight on someone who's been absolutely rocking it in the Dropbox Community đ Say hello to our Community Member of the Month for June... DoctorBashirâ đ€©đ! Since joining us two years ago, DoctorBashirâ has been a friendly, knowledgeable, and all-around awesome presence in the Community. With 18 posts and 3 accepted solutions under their belt, theyâve been quietly (and consistently!) helping others and spreading good vibes. June, however, was a standout month. From sharing crystal-clear tips to troubleshoot pesky problems, to offering invaluable advice - DoctorBashir has been on fire đ„. One of their most helpful contributions was a super insightful post on stopping the Dropbox folder from opening on startup. Not only did they break down the fix in simple steps, but they also added thoughtful feedback that helps make Dropbox even betterđĄ. Their passion for Dropbox and helping others really shone through and thatâs exactly why theyâre our star of the month đ Thank you, DoctorBashir, for being such a rockstar in the Dropbox Community! Your time, wisdom, and kindness truly make a difference đ đ Weâve got a little surprise for you! Just reply to this message and weâll make sure your well-earned token of appreciation is on its way đ Think someone else deserves the spotlight next month? Drop their name in the comments below đŹ Want to be our next Community Member of the Month? Get involved, share what you know, start a convo, and spread the love with likes and comments â€ïž You never know... you could be next! đŻ
Enlace de descarga automĂĄtica y sin vista previa
Hola, âMe gustarĂa sugerir una mejora importante para la funcionalidad de compartir archivos. Mi idea es poder generar un enlace que anule la vista previa y fuerce la descarga automĂĄtica de un archivo al hacer clic en Ă©l. âActualmente, el enlace de descarga directa (?dl=1) fuerza la descarga, pero la vista previa sigue siendo una opciĂłn por defecto para la mayorĂa de los usuarios si acceden al enlace de manera estĂĄndar. SerĂa mucho mĂĄs Ăștil si hubiera una opciĂłn que combinara ambas funciones. âEsta caracterĂstica serĂa fundamental para: âEntregas profesionales: Poder enviar archivos a clientes y colegas sabiendo que se descargarĂĄn directamente sin la posibilidad de una vista previa. âControl total del proceso: El remitente tendrĂa la certeza de que el archivo no se "previsualizarĂĄ" de manera accidental, lo que es crucial para archivos de gran tamaño o de alta calidad. âConsidero que una opciĂłn para generar un enlace de este tipo, a travĂ©s de la interfaz de Dropbox o de una API, serĂa un gran valor añadido. âGracias por su tiempo y consideraciĂłn.
