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Massive syncing issues with latest version of dropbox on an M2 MacBook Pro
I spent over an hour with Dropbox the other night trying to resolve syncing issues.
I recently switched from a 5 year old intel based iMac to an m2 MacBook Pro. Originally, I migrated everything f...
So, my problems seem to be a little less intrusive as yours. Nevertheless very annoying. Since I moved to the new Dropbox on my Mac Mini a few weeks ago (Dropbox is now placed between the drives instead of the upper locations in Finder):
- some files are not syncing, at all
- files stored in Dropbox are not shown anymore in “recent files”.
Btw, I work mostly in Logic on my Mac.
I was not negative about DB, it all worked quite well. Collaborating with another musician. Syncing. It was all fine. Until some weeks ago, when I was asked to migrate to the new version of DB. It’s been frustrating. I can’t just move to another cloud service. How can they just release a new version with these bugs????
- some files are not syncing, at all
- files stored in Dropbox are not shown anymore in “recent files”.
Btw, I work mostly in Logic on my Mac.
I was not negative about DB, it all worked quite well. Collaborating with another musician. Syncing. It was all fine. Until some weeks ago, when I was asked to migrate to the new version of DB. It’s been frustrating. I can’t just move to another cloud service. How can they just release a new version with these bugs????
I'm trying to migrate everything to iCloud now. Dropbox is rendered unusable on M2 MacBook Pro. I prefer keeping things in both places, but this is out of control. It's almost like someone did not fully test this release before dropping it.
- Jay
Dropbox Staff
Hi Freerk12, is it possible that you're experiencing this behavior regarding Logic files and the new Dropbox desktop application for Mac OS?
No, it's also with plain MP3 files...............
it's called capitalism, where if they know they can and still get paid they don't need to fix it. It's not a problem for them unless loads of people stop using dropbox because of it, and if you're like me you're optimistically hoping they'll roll out a fix within the next year if they get enough complaints, then they won't have many people leaving the service within that time because we're patiently waiting.
