Google Drive was recently updated with native support for Apple silicon, and other services such as Microsoft OneDrive and Box are already testing native Apple silicon support. 10-20-2021 06:57 AM Hey Ian C.2, thanks for posting today, I hope you're doing well Our Dropbox desktop application will be fully supported on the new macOS 12 (Monterey). While Dropbox could still natively support Apple silicon Macs in the future, the way in which the issue has been delegated to two standoffish responses on a support thread appears to have caused outrage, with the thread brimming with irate replies and claims that users are planning to move to rival services. A month ago, Dropbox staff again replied to the thread requesting native Apple silicon support, saying that Dropbox will continue to be compatible with all devices that run supported versions of macOS using Apple's Rosetta translation layer.Īdditional complaints in the thread claim that Dropbox with Rosetta hemorrhages MacBook battery life and uses a disproportionate amount of memory. In July, responses from Dropbox staff on the thread explained that "this idea is going to need a bit more support before we share your suggestion with our team," and flagged Apple silicon support as in need of more votes.
Honestly, didn't think the reason to switch after 12 years of paid sub would be this but this might be it. Dear community members, I am asking a super basic question today, but nevertheless cannot find the information after all research I have done: I am using v1 and I still have Dropbox folder in my Home folder (default location confirmed during fresh install, on new computer) and I was expecting to see the behavior change to the new. I have not experienced problems like others with dropbox not starting up, but whoever I have dropbox sync something it is either perpetually indexing or downloading it. The official responses in this thread are embarrassing. I have upgraded to Monterey 12.01 but ever since Im having problems with dropbox not syncing properly. I have my files on the computer, BUT with the icon at the top bar is always greyed out. I've never had problems with Dropbox connections before but on this freshly installed MacBook, it keeps connecting endlessly. It's running the latest version of Monterey. Click the Dropbox icon in your menu bar in the top right corner of your screen. Mountain Duck also supports creating shares in Dropbox, Google Drive, Backblaze B2, Microsoft OneDrive and NextCloud & ownCloud deployments.
#Dropbox for monterey pro#
Dropbox doesn't support Apple Silicon natively yet and has no current public plans to. I recently upgraded to a MacBook Pro with M1 processor.
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