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The alphabet navigation disappeared on our ipad os version 16.7.2, dropbox version 362.7. We rely on that to navigate the numerous files we have. How do I get it back?
Also Agree. The alpha index is crucial to me. I play in live musical shows and navigating my 300 songs quickly is vital to me. Please bring the index back!!!
You recently removed the actual alphabetical letters (A-Z) from the file view. This has been a very useful feature to me. I use Dropbox on my iPad as a working live musician: All my song sheets are in a folder and I'd been able to jump to a particular letter quickly; for example looking for a song whose title starts with the letter "T," I could quickly tap on the "T" section then scroll to the actual song in another split second. Now you've replaced this with a tiny (tiny, tiny!) scrolling wheel, which is very difficult to use, especially in a live setting where time is of the essence. Please bring back the letters, thank you!
Hey, where is the Alphabetic index disappeared???
Not having it makes using Dropbox very difficult, so PLEASE restore it!
Hi everyone,
Thank you for your feedback.
Our team is already working on improvements/adjustments to this feature, expected in the coming months.
We'll keep you posted here.
Thank you,
Sam
Thank you, Sam. I just noticed yesterday that not only did the alphabet grid bar disappear, but I don't see the actual scroll bar, making it even more difficult to move quickly through all my files. Was this a glitch or did you remove that permanently, too?
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