However, this will not quit Dropbox completely or stop your files from syncing to your Dropbox account.

You can continue using the Dropbox folder in Finder (Mac) or File Explorer (Windows) exactly as you did before.

You can even change your preferences to continue to open the Dropbox folder by default instead of the new desktop app.

If youd like to reduce memory and processor consumption, you can choose to open your folders automatically in the Dropbox folder instead of the desktop app.

You can also choose for your folders to open in the Dropbox folder instead of the desktop app.

The files in these folders are automatically synced to all devices where the user is signed in with their iCloud ID, including iPhone, iPad and other Macs.

Restore lets users revert back to previous versions of their files.

Apple allows users to restore deleted files from iCloud, but it does not work as well as macOS Time Machines incremental backups, or even Dropbox Restore feature.

As Dropbox has not officially announced this update yet, we have yet to find out.

However, we have tried the above steps but have been unable to gain access to the new feature to backup our Mac files to Dropbox.

We will keep you posted once we are able to take this new feature for a ride.

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