It is very annoying to constantly try to find where the cursor was when I am writing/editing in the middle of a paragraph when Dropbox interrupts. It is extremely annoying since it pops up every few minutes which steals focus from nvALT so my writing gets interrupted.
I also started noticing the same messages as thadk showed, in the last couple of days.
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Answers in the Dropbox Community include how to use Dropbox alongside other products and services. The Dropbox Community is a forum where people can post questions and get answers from other community members. I’d also suggest searching in the Dropbox Community: The best way for you to get assistance with the problem is to reach out to the company that makes the app or service for support. This move would be logged as a deletion on our software, and present this dialog as is expected behaviour. Most likely it moves the documents to a staging area outside of the Dropbox folder for a split second, and then moves them back. We’re unable to provide support for third-party apps or services.Īs was commented on Github, it appears that the manner in which nvALT is saving documents is incompatible with Dropbox. The problem you’re experiencing appears to be caused by another app or service you’re using, not by Dropbox. ( Just to be clear: it is a false alarm because even if you click "yes, delete everywhere", nothing happens) In my opinion, including the nvalt app in a blacklist in Dropbox's app for these false alarm notifications would be the best way forward. This is a disappointing response by Dropbox and any paying customers can tell them so at on Twitter.
Here is the error Dropbox is giving when the file almost gets deleted on my machine.ĭropbox responded that they don't want to do anything even though their new version with a new popup caused the problem.īecause the warnings are false alarms, the best thing to do is to hide the warnings until someone can figure out what is triggering this in nvalt code and incorporate the fix into a release.
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