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Removing messy folder hierarchy from within the Dropbox folder.

Removing messy folder hierarchy from within the Dropbox folder.

ironman5151
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Is there a way to change settings or similar that when I click on "Name Dropbox" that it takes me directly to the subfolders on the right?

 

As you can see above, I have to click on "Name Dropbox" > Name > Team Folder creating multiple clicks. I know I can save a favorite directly to the folder, but I don't understand why its structure like this.

 

Also, how can I hide the dropbox cache folder?

 

Thank you.

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Rich
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@ironman5151 wrote:

Is there a way to change settings or similar that when I click on "Name Dropbox" that it takes me directly to the subfolders on the right?


No.

 


Also, how can I hide the dropbox cache folder?

The .dropbox.cache folder is normally hidden. You can see it because you've enabled the display of hidden files in your operating system. It's a Windows setting; not a Dropbox setting.

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Rich
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@ironman5151 wrote:

Is there a way to change settings or similar that when I click on "Name Dropbox" that it takes me directly to the subfolders on the right?


No.

 


Also, how can I hide the dropbox cache folder?

The .dropbox.cache folder is normally hidden. You can see it because you've enabled the display of hidden files in your operating system. It's a Windows setting; not a Dropbox setting.

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