Stable Build 147.4.4800

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Thanks for using Dropbox! The desktop client is regularly updated with many improvements and fixes.

Features in this update: 

• Backup settings have been turned on for all users.
• Right-click menu capabilities (Copy link, Share, etc.) have been added to files in the Sync History tab of the Dropbox desktop app.
• We're transitioning to using GUIDs to manage the taskbar icon.
  • Some users will notice their taskbar icon position preferences will not be remembered during the transition.

 
Fixes in this update: 

• Instances of install failures for certain versions of Windows 10 have been fixed.
• Performance when uploading very large files has been improved.
  
  

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[Michael B.10]

This is a higher build number than the latest beta 147.3.4786, which I don't think has happened before.

Is there a simple explanation?

[Michael B.10]

Question answered by new beta today:

148.3.4469 

[Dan H.19]

Does this support offline content for macOS 12.3 now?

[baliya]

the stable version is still useless on Mac OS 12.3 😩

[smokinghotdog]

Nope, still no smart sync feature on Monterey 12.3.1
Used it on Apple M1 Macbook Air.

Right clicking in Finder on any of my Dropbox files shows the feature: Make online or offline available.
Which kinda works... However, smart-sync worked WAY better with Adobe Software.
It instantly downloaded any file linked in a project. Guess that's why they call it smart-sync.

We need Smart-sync fixed Dropbox!

[Michael B.10]

My understanding is that Smart Sync has been replaced by the new right click actions.

"Smart Sync actions have been renamed to “make online only” and“make available offline”"

This is a quote from a Dropbox article in a beta section which this forum won't let me link to.

If you are seeing that I assume your Dropbox folder location has moved to ~/Library/CloudStorage/Dropbox which surprises me a bit, as I thought only beta builds were doing that. 

[LM13]

I am having same problem with Monterey 12.3.1. but on Intel MacBook Air - please go back to the smart sync system (if indeed it has been replaced), I need the visual reference in my dropbox folder of what is on my hard drive and what is online.