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the1
2 years agoExplorer | Level 3
After updating Dropbox won't show up in Bridge
I use Adobe Bridge in my daily workflow and after the Mac update I can't get dropbox to show up at all. I tried making an alias, reinstalling, showing hidden folders. Nothing works. Please help. I'm ...
- 2 years ago
I solved this with two steps:
1. Enable "Show Library" in Finder (Cmd+Shift+H to open home window, then Cmd+J for view options, and check "Show Library.") Then I could navigate to User/Library/CloudStorage/Dropbox in Bridge, where the folder now lives.
2. I added that Dropbox folder to my favorites, since that path is annoying. Up and running again!
SausalitoDog
Helpful | Level 5
I'm really in a bind. I can no longer view any Dropbox folders or files with Adobe Bridge. I CAN view an external drive (which is in the same location as Dropbox in Finder) but cannot view Dropbox at all.
Must be some new setting I don't know about...please tell me that is what it is 🙂 I've loved Dropbox from very early in it's introduction but use it only to sync stuff between Macs...not interested in any of the fancy stuff, but now just view is "fancy" <g>
thanks
tom
Megan
2 years agoDropbox Staff
Hi SausalitoDog, let's jump right into this!
As a first thing, can you clarify the version of the Dropbox app that's installed on your device? You should be able to see this, by hovering your mouse over the little Dropbox icon, on the menu bar.
Also, does that happen with all files, and folders or some of them? Does it matter if your files are synced as online-only or available offline?
Keep me posted, and we'll take it from there!
- SausalitoDog2 years agoHelpful | Level 5
Hi Megan-
Thanks for the reply...
The version I have in my menu bar is 175.4.5569
To be clear. I CAN view all files via Finder but Adobe Bridge does not show any Dropbox location. I Finder, I see Dropbox now under locations but Finder also shows Dropbox as one of my user folders. I can find the Dropbox "user" folder with another file viewer but it does not show it as a location.
thanks for your help
tom
- toddschultedesign2 years agoHelpful | Level 5
Hi Megan,
Have you tried dragging the folder or file you would like to open onto the Bridge icon in your dock? It should open and show you the location along the top, which on my computer is: /Users/[username]/Library/CloudStorage/Dropbox/...
It will not show up on the sidebar under Folders because Dropbox is now hidden in the Library. Maybe Adobe can fix this since Dropbox can’t or won’t.
Best of luck.
- davidhuggett2 years agoNew member | Level 2
This has allowed me to see my Dropbox library in Bridge again. Thank you very much.
date: june 15th 2023
- SausalitoDog2 years agoHelpful | Level 5
whoops.. left out one answer... I went into the Location folder and changed the status of all folders to Available Offline hoping that would fix the issue, but no love for that 🙂
tom
- Jay2 years agoDropbox Staff
HI SausalitoDog, as the Dropbox folder is working normally in Finder, but not Adobe Bridge, it might be worth contacting Adobe for further information regarding this matter.
- SausalitoDog2 years agoHelpful | Level 5
Thanks, Jay
I have emailed them but no reply yet.
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