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What happens if I install the new version of the Dropbox desktop application?

• Click the Dropbox icon in your Mac’s menu bar located at the top of your screen. In the window that pops up, find your account icon located in the far top right and click the down arrow next to it.
• Open up your hard drive and navigate to the Users folder. From the Users folder double-click on your username. The Dropbox folder is located in that folder along with your Desktop, Documents, Music, Photos, etc. Filed Under: OS X, Dropbox, Finder, Users.

The new version of the Dropbox desktop application gives you the option to disable the Finder integration. Disabling this integration means that you won’t be able to get sync status icons next to your files, or access Dropbox menu options by right-clicking on files. The sync status of your files and folders will no longer be reflected in Finder, though as always you’ll be able to see these changes in the Dropbox website after you sign in the Dropbox mobile app.

How do I create shared links without being able to right-click on files on my desktop?

You can create shared links on the Dropbox website.

If I turn off the Finder integration, when will I be able to use Dropbox the way I used to?

We’re in touch with Apple and are working together to resolve this quickly, but don’t yet have a timeline on a fix. We’ll be updating this post, our blog, and Twitter at @dropbox_support with the latest news.

How do I know if I’m affected?

Dropbox In Mac Finder Sidebar

This issue only affects Macs that have OS X 10.10 Yosemite installed and have installed the Dropbox desktop client. This does not affect users running OS X version 10.9.5 or lower. To see which version you're running, follow these steps:

How To Share In Dropbox

1. Click on the Apple in the upper left corner of your screen
2. Choose About this Mac
3. Look for the Version