![]() ![]() What will trigger its enforcement? Can we stay on an earlier OS or Dropbox version? >This change doesn't seem to have hit us yet - we're running a variety of machines inc Ventura Unfortunately, there is no workaround on this as changing the location of your Dropbox folder is no longer supported by macOS. > I totally understand and I apologize for the inconvenience. We have a large distributed team using DB for video work, no way it'll fit within internal drives. >This is a showstopper for us, and will mean we have to move to another service. That is correct Jon, as part of the Dropbox for macOS update, the Dropbox folder must be located in ~/Library/CloudStorage. My name is Joseph, and I will be more than happy to look into your request, right away. > Hello Jon, and thank you for contacting Dropbox Support. >Hi there, I read today that you are scrapping the ability to store the Dropbox folder on external disks, on OSX. Gutted - been with Dropbox for years and our entire video team flow is based around it Just confirmed this with DB support (see below). ![]() if you're a Mac user storing your Dropbox on an external drive, you'll shortly lose that ability. I have since returned from Florida and have logged out and back in and still have the same behavior.In case anyone's unaware. I found a post to refresh the data panel and tried that and also did a clean install of Fusion and still had the same behavior. I was able to open the files that were visible and when I saved them, they turned dark/black vs the gray. Anything that showed up looked somewhat grayed out like the photo I posted. Checked a few other projects and some had the folders and files and some did not. There were no folders or files in that project. (Flew to Florida, found that Monterey was available, logged out of or quit any open applications and installed Monterey)Īfter installing Monterey, I opened and logged into Fusion to open the project that I had been working on before traveling. I was working on a specific project and had not opened it prior to loading Monterey. The only thing that was different was that I was in Florida vs Arizona when I installed Monterey. I didn't have this issue prior to Monterey and had not seen it before. ![]()
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