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SteveB00
25 days agoNew member | Level 2
After migrating to macOS Sequoia, Dropbox appears under "Favorites" and I can't make files offline.
I just migrated my MacBook Pro running Sonoma to a Mac Mini M4 running Sequoia. The migrated Dropbox app wouldn't open so I trashed it and downloaded a new one. On the MacBook Pro my Dropbox appears ...
Steve B.89
Helpful | Level 6
Thanks for the prompt reply, especially this time of year!
The Dropbox app is v214.4.5217.
I don’t recall being asked for specific folders, just offered the opportunity to sign into my DB account. I may well have this wrong as I’ve installed and authorised a few items today.
The Dropbox location is: /Users/< my username>/<business name> Dropbox.
Thanks again, Walter.
Walter
25 days agoDropbox Staff
Can you send me a screenshot of where you noticed the "This is an unlinked Dropbox." message too, Steve?
As for accessing the folders you mentioned, you should be able to set them to be available offline on your computer instead of online-only by right clicking on them and selecting the relevant option.
If you don't get any Dropbox options when right clicking on the files and folders within your Dropbox folder, please send me a screenshot of that as well.
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