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Uploading folders with subfolders, no option to see WHAT files "could not upload"
I'm getting extremely frustrated with Dropbox!! I'm using new Macbook Pro (but also have access to Windows 11 machine... same bad results). I've tried both the Dropbox app (putting folder in it, to u...
Jay
Dropbox Staff
Dropbox StaffHi NBotanicGarden, are you uploading files via the Dropbox site directly, or by moving them into the Dropbox folder on your machine?
Both. Either method? Results the same. Dropbox does NOT tell you WHAT FILES could not be uploaded.
And again ... as in my original post... the app method is just a JOKE as it gives you no message! The only reason I know it failed in the same way is because I "calculated file size" on dropbox.com. So the average person would never do that, and would never know that __ number of their files are actually NOT on dropbox!
- Hannah
Hey tntgalx10, we appreciate your feedback here and rest assured that your comments have been passed along to our team about this.
However, do you see any difference if you upload the files in smaller batches?
Or if you try from a different web browser/private browsing window?
- I have literally decades worth of file/folder structure that I really don't want to start moving around and messing with, just because Dropbox has major flaws. Neither Windows nor Mac operating systems has or has ever had any issue with any of my file/folder naming structure, why should Dropbox? Why should I tolderate this? I've already spent hours troubleshooting this (I'm very computer literate, heaven help those who are jot when using Dropbox!!)
