Dropbox for macOS on File Provider is our latest update that utilizes Apple’s updated File Provider API and fixes issues related to opening online-only files in third-party applications.
Dropbox allows you to sync and backup your files on the cloud and across your computers automatically.Ĭlick the Dropbox icon in your menu bar in the top right corner of your screen.To check your eligibility for updating to Dropbox for macOS on File Provider: This updated experience is more deeply integrated with macOS and comes with some changes required by the API.ĭropbox is actively working to preserve the reliability and quality of our sync experience along with these changes. Most customers are now eligible for Dropbox for macOS on File Provider. If you’re not eligible for the update, you won’t see Get started. Some macOS users with complex configurations-like those storing their Dropbox folder on an external drive-won’t be migrated at this time.We’re working directly with a small subset of macOS users with complex configurations to ensure their migration is as seamless as possible.Instead, you’ll see a brief explanation of why you’re not eligible to update at this time. These users will continue on their existing Dropbox experience.
While we recommend opting-in to the latest version of Dropbox for macOS on File Provider, this migration isn’t required for you to continue using Dropbox. If you are not interested in receiving the latest update, you can still open online-only files directly in Finder.
Want to get support and share your feedback on using Dropbox for macOS on File Provider? Join the conversation in our community forum.
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