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Memory leak in the mobile app on Android
Hi, I am using dropbox an various devices (Windows, Mac, iOS, iPadOS and Android).
I prefer to keep all contents offline available, so I activated these options.
Right now, there is around 16...
Windows
iOS
Samsung Galaxy Phone A53
Samsung Galaxy Tab S6
Nancy
Dropbox Staff
Dropbox StaffHey Christian! Thanks for the screenshots. Before reinstalling the Dropbox app on your Android device, did you clear the Dropbox app’s cache (via the app settings)? I’d like to see if that makes any difference.
Yes, I did that.
The screenshots were taken 1 (!) day after the complete deleteing + reinstall on both iOS and Android devices.
- Walter
So just to clarify here, are you referring to the difference in the total amount of GB you notice or to how fast the cache is increased on Android Christian A.8?
As for your offline files, have you marked the exact same files to be available offline across all of your devices?
to question 1) to both
to question 2) yes, on all devices, all folders, subfolders and files are switched to "make available offline" in the same way. That's my main use case - to have all necessary data available even when being offline
- Nancy
Hi again, Christian A.8. Can we log a ticket for you then and check this internally?
Yes, of course. I am curiois what your analysis will discover.
- Nancy
You’re all set, Christian A.8. Please reply to my email and we’ll go from there.
