Note: Online-only files on macOS 12.3 and higher will show as zero bytes in size. How to open files when they’re online-only If you’re interested in joining our private beta, you can turn on early releases. As a workaround, users on these versions of macOS can open online-only files directly in Finder. When you’re eligible, you’ll receive a notification from the Dropbox icon in your menu bar. This update fixes issues related to opening online-only files in third-party applications for users on macOS 12.3 and 12.4.īroader availability will begin in November as we work to preserve the reliability and quality of our sync experience. I repeated the scenarios with very same results on macOS Monterey, macOS Big Sur and macOS Catalina.Full support for macOS 12.5 and higher has started rolling out.

Using Trello via Google Chrome: everything works flawlessly.

Using Trello via Safari: same problem, but in this case the Dropbox login window shows also a message about cookies that are not allowed.Then refresh the page. If I try to login, I just get a Dropbox login pop-up, but the Login button simply does not work. In your browser, go to Preferences > Privacy and uncheck the setting that prevents detection on multiple sites. Using Trello App: I cannot login to Dropbox and all the cards which used to be linked to Dropbox folders are now unable to view the links and this message is shown: Unable to show Dropbox content. The problem could be caused by a security setting in your browser.In fact, these are the attempts I've made: I suppose that the problem can be caused by cookies and 'probably' related to MacOS/Safari environment. Actually I did mention that we are using the MacOS App Version of Trello:

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