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Emmet
Community Manager
Community ManagerDropbox Dash | What you need to know
I received an email stating I was accepted from the waitlist, but when I select the link to download, it redirects me to the page to join the waitlist. Am I missing something? Thaks in advance for your help.
DBXjamesDropbox Staff
Hey there thehuntgroupinc, thanks for reaching out! When you visit dropbox.com/dash/install, are you still met with the waitlist prompt? Let us know and we'd be happy to assist with getting this resolved for you!
Regards,Dropbox Dash Support
It has been resolved. Thank you for your help.
BenDBXHomer You can quit an application in several ways. Navigate to the Dropbox Dash app, most easily by using cmd + space and typing "Dash" or "Dropbox Dash" to bring up the application. If Dash is running, you can also find it in the dock at the bottom of your screen.
Once there, you can click "Dropbox Dash" in the top left of your screen and select "Quit Dropbox Dash"
Otherwise, you can click the Apple logo in the top left of your screen, select Force Quit, then select Dropbox Dash.
Nope, that doesn't work. As you will see from the screenshots, Dash does not show up in the list of apps that can be force-quit. It also doesn't show up in the dock at the bottom of the screen. Its icon does show up as menubar item at the top of the screen, and as a floating window that says "Open Dash", but you can't quit either. And if I can't quit it, I can't delete the app.
- DBXjames
Hi Homer!
Since the Dash application has not been fully installed yet, the uninstallation process is slightly different. You'll want to utilize Activity Monitor on your Mac to Quit the Dash installer. I've included the full steps below:
- Navigate to Activity Monitor using your Mac's Spotlight functionality
- Locate Dash within Activity Monitor (you can search for Dash and that will bring up all instances)
- For each line, select the line and click the Force Quit button above it
Looks like this: - Once you've Force Quit each instance of Dash, you should be able to resume with dragging Dropbox Dash to the trash to uninstall
- Be sure to empty the trash and restart your computer once you've completed the above, to ensure that Dash has been successfully removed
Is there a way to use dash without it being forced as the home screen when I open a new tab?
- BenDBX
Hi mtseilback,
This is not possible without removing or disabling the Dash browser extension, but I can certainly provide this feedback to our team.
I'm not too keen on dedicating every new tab to Dash. It is aggravating.
Help! I downloaded Dropbox Dash on my Mac and started it up. Now I can't get rid of it. Even after quitting Dropbox itself and restarting with Dropbox off, Dash still starts automatically on startup. I don't see a way to quit it or prevent it from starting automatically on startup. I even went to my Dropbox account page and disconnected Dash from Dropbox, but that made no difference. How do I quit Dash, prevent it from starting on restart, and delete the Dash app?
- Thanks for the response, but the instructions don't help me because I see no way to Quit Dash. That's where I could use help.
To uninstall the macOS Dash Desktop app:
- Quit Dash
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