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bsmcs
12 months agoExplorer | Level 3
Can I avoid Dropbox for macOS on File Provider on my new computer?
I have dropbox v189.4.8427 on my Imac (catalina OS). If I get a new Imac (M3 chip) can I still use my current version of dropbox? I'd rather not update to the newest version of dropbox (Dropbox for...
Nancy
12 months agoDropbox Staff
Hi bsmcs! Thanks for posting your question here.
If your new device is using an OS version of macOS 12.5 and later, it’s quite possible that the Dropbox for macOS on File Provider update will be installed indeed.
You can also see more details here.
I'll be here, if you need something else though.
- bsmcs12 months agoExplorer | Level 3
Thank you for the quick reply. Yes, new device will be an Imac with M3 chip (Sonoma OS). From your description then, am I correct that I would not be able to use an older (my current) version of dropbox?
- Rich12 months agoSuper User II
bsmcs wrote:
From your description then, am I correct that I would not be able to use an older (my current) version of dropbox?
Even if you install an older version, it would likely auto-update to the newer version if your system supports it.
- bsmcs12 months agoExplorer | Level 3
Thank you! Appreciate the help.
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