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SteveB00
New member | Level 2
2 months ago
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After migrating to macOS Sequoia, Dropbox appears under "Favorites" and I can't make files offline.

I just migrated my MacBook Pro running Sonoma to a Mac Mini M4 running Sequoia. The migrated Dropbox app wouldn't open so I trashed it and downloaded a new one. On the MacBook Pro my Dropbox appears ...
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  • Walter's avatar
    Walter
    2 months ago

    Ah, I see now - apologies for this SteveB00  

    In this case, you should be able to delete it without affecting any of your files in Dropbox.

    Let me know of any updates! 

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SteveB00
New member | Level 2
2 months ago

Here's a shot showing the Finder contextual menu, which doesn't include anything from DB. Oddly, the only place I *do* see DB items in a contextual menu is when I right-click on Dropbox in Locations, the one that says it's unlinked.

 

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