You might see that the Dropbox Community team have been busy working on some major updates to the Community itself! So, here is some info on what’s changed, what’s staying the same and what you can expect from the Dropbox Community overall.
I'm using DuckDuckGo to access Dropbox, but it defaults to a new account.
Odd situation here. Bought a new computer, Windows 11, and have had trouble getting Dropbox operating properly. Since the computer was new, it wiped out the old register and settings. I have three devices I transfer Dropbox information among: an iPad, a laptop, and--most importantly-- my new desktop Win 11 computer. Everything is fine on my iPad and laptop. I was able to get my new desktop to find my account (long used a free one with 6.25GB --being 87 years old that's all I need) by installing and using the Firefox browser. However, whenever I use DuckDuckGo (or use LastPass, which is the default browser that LastPass uses) to try and access Dropbox I am set up with "new" account of 2GB. What??? My current account will share 3 devices and previous desktop was one of the three. Can't seem to fix this. By the way I am Dropbox client 2124.4.5767 Any help, please? Gary
Error 500 doesn't let me access my Dropbox account
This occurred first after I saved a .js file and since then it keeps appearing on the screen so I don't have any access to my files and folders I need to share one of my files (for work) asap and it is very important that I manage to do so today! Can anyone help solve this problem? I am practically locked out of my account
2 factor authentication error in Windows 11 Dark Mode on the site
When Windows 11 is in Dark Mode, the Google Chrome browser is also in dark mode by default. In this case the Dropbox 2 factor authentication QR code is not getting recognized by the authenticator app (e.g. Aegis authenticator app). It only works when Windows 11 is in Light Mode (which also forces Google Chrome to Light Mode by default).
How to fix "ERR_SSL_PROTOCOL_ERROR"?
Hello. My supervisor has a problem with the Dropbox web page, so she cannot even register on her computer. When she accesses "www.dropbox.com," she gets the error message "this site can't provide a secure connection (ERR_SSL_PROTOCOL_ERROR)." It happens both in Chrome and Microsoft Edge. Also, she can access to other sites except for Dropbox. So, I did several works, but it still has the error message. Please help me. 1. System data and time check -> it is right 2. Removed all the Internet usage history from the browser 3. Removed SSL condition from Internet option 4. Disabled Experimental QUIC protocol and TLS 1.3 in Chrome 5. Deactivated the vaccination program 6. Lowered the firewall 7. Disabled all the extension programs in the browser 8. Set the Internet security level to medium 9. Flushed all the DNS from the cmd I have no idea what I should do next.
Why is Google blocking Dropbox when trying to open an Excel file?
Access blocked: Dropbox’s request does not comply with Google’s policies ****@gmail.com Dropbox’s request does not comply with Google’s ”Use secure browsers” policy. If this app has a website, you can open a web browser and try signing in from there. If you are attempting to access a wireless network, please follow these instructions. You can also contact the developer to let them know their app must comply with Google’s ”Use secure browsers” policy. Learn more about this error If you are a developer of Dropbox, see error details. Error 403: disallowed_useragent
