If I Get Info on the hard drive, it now says that basically my entire file set is now "Purgeable Space" so it seems that Dropbox ut everything in this category. It does not seem like any of my files are "online only", so I'm wondering if it's possible that the Space Available is simply inaccurate now. I do not want my files to be in the cloud only and this worries me, in case Dropbox fails for some reason or if I discontinue it for some reason in the future. All of them are accessible with Wifi turned off, but somehow my storage increased dramatically. I CAN login in on any computer, except the ONE that I need my Dropbox working. I have checked all my files and none seem to be "Online Only".
and I can not do anything but push 'Go pro' button shown at left. Able to login ok via web but when opening in S Mode app cannot login due to reCAPTCHA, you enter username/password fine, then reCAPTCHA comes up, complete that as required but then after clicking verify it goes blank then reopens reCAPTCHA as though clicking login again so unable to get past this step, any help would be hugely appreciated Hey. Installation has been successfully done, but when I login, a white pop up is shown. I have installed Dropbox application to MacPC (Catalina 10.57.7). The new version of Dropbox allows users to keep files as "Online Only" which means they do not take up hard drive space, but exist on the cloud and need to be accessed remotely. installed Dropbox application cannot be shown. Select the folder with the contents you want to share, then click Next. After doing so, I saw that my HD storage space available increased by about 200 GB.
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