
- Dropbox desktop install#
- Dropbox desktop full#
- Dropbox desktop software#
- Dropbox desktop professional#
Dropbox desktop install#
Note: To use Smart Sync, you need to install the Dropbox desktop application on your computer. New content is automatically online-only unless you or your team admin chooses otherwise.There’s no change to files already in the Dropbox folder on your computer.

Mixed state folders contain both local and online-only content. This content is still backed up to Dropbox as well. You can directly edit these files from applications on your computer. Local content is downloaded and saved on the hard drive of your computer. Only information about the file, such as the file name, location, and date the file was updated, is downloaded. You can see the file, but the content isn’t fully downloaded until you need it.
Dropbox desktop full#
Online-only content appears in the Dropbox folder on your computer, but doesn’t use the full amount of space that the file otherwise would. With Smart Sync, content on your computer is available as either online-only, local, or in mixed state folders.

Dropbox desktop professional#
Smart Sync is available for Dropbox Professional customers, and members of Dropbox Business teams. Access every file and folder in your Dropbox account from your computer, using virtually no hard drive space. Smart Sync is a Dropbox feature that helps you save space on your hard drive. If you’re a Dropbox Business team admin, you can enable Smart Sync and get started. If you’re a Dropbox Professional customer, the feature is available by default. However, some users have reported some success using an intermediate proxy, such as NTLMAPS or cntlm, to get Dropbox running on their network.This guide discusses a feature that is available to all Dropbox Professional customers. Dropbox currently doesn't support this kind of proxy authentication. Some corporate networks are behind HTTP proxy servers that use NTLM authentication. If you’re not sure if Dropbox is supported on your corporate network, contact your organization's network administrator to find out. The Dropbox app may not install or sync on corporate networks. Why can’t I use Dropbox on a corporate network? Note: If you’re not the administrator on the Mac computer you’re trying to install Dropbox on, and you’ve tried these troubleshooting steps, you may need to install manually. If you’re using a Dropbox Business account, contact your team admin and make sure they’ve approved your device for installation.

If you’re trying to run Dropbox on a corporate network (an organization’s WiFi), make sure it’s supported.Find and install the latest version of the Dropbox app for your devices or operating system.

Dropbox desktop software#
