Dropbox Transfer doesn’t currently support flattened packages.Flattened packages can only be accessed on devices running Dropbox for macOS.Existing packages will be updated to the new format the next time they are changed and synced.This new format will have the same functionality as previous package files.Package files appear as regular files, but are actually bundles that contain other file types within.If you attempt to directly access a Dropbox file or folder via one of these applications, you'll need to allow access.Ī new file format known as a flattened package is supported by Dropbox on macOS.For example, accessing a file through a Terminal command. Some third-party applications don't use the native macOS system dialog box when opening or saving a file or folder.Some third-party applications need to be granted permission to access your Dropbox files and folders. Individual folders can be moved from your Dropbox folder to Favorites for quick access.
Your Dropbox folder in Finder will now be found under Locations instead of Favorites.Storing your Dropbox folder on an external drive is no longer supported by macOS.Due to the change of the Dropbox folder location, files that were previously linked in some third-party applications will need to be linked again.Your Dropbox folder will be moved to ~/Library/CloudStorage.Changing the location of your Dropbox folder is no longer supported by macOS.
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