I can still access the files perfectly fine on my iPhone and my Windows 10 computer. (Windows, Mac OS X or Linux), securely backs up your files online, and lets you access your files from anywhere via our website.
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Check if your device is capable of running the required operating system. A Mac computer that can run the required operating system. Find out what operating system you’re currently using. is the easiest way to sync your files online and across computers. To run the Dropbox desktop app on your Mac you need: macOS 10.13 High Sierra and later. Your files are always available from the secure Dropbox website.
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This feels like a massive messup from Dropbox, I've never had an issue with their service before like this. Download the latest version of Dropbox for Mac for free. 2 GB of space for free, with subscriptions up to 100 GB available. Why can't I access the files, they aren't even showing up in most cases? Some are, but a lot of the folders within the Dropbox directory are showing as empty.Įvery folder/file within the new Dropbox directory, under 'Locations' has a little cloud symbol next to the name, so I'm assuming that I'll need internet connection to access the files? Is marking the files as 'available offline' a Dropbox Premium feature, or am I also able to do this with my free account? Thankfully I backup my OS, so I've been able to access the file I needed today, but I've noticed that with the latest version of the app, My files are now located as 'cloud based'? Does this mean all of my files are no longer stored locally on my Macbook? Since updating to newest Ventura 13.4 on my MacBook Pro, Apple made Dropbox move the Dropbox folder to a more secure location.
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