Share files and folders from the desktop is now easier than before, you just need to right-click on a file or folder in the Finder to copy a share link to the clipboard or share the file with other users, without being redirecting to the web interface.Īnother new feature: adding comments to a specific part of a file. They’ve also unified how people, files and apps work together within Dropbox. Dropbox argued that this will let you “better access, organize or remove your photos and avoid running out of space.” Desktop sharing, enhanced commenting The reason for this change wasn’t clear at post time. Instead, you must connect your Mac or Windows PC to your Dropbox account to manage photos from your computer. As of today, this feature is no longer available in the mobile app. The mobile Dropbox app used to include the ability to automatically upload any Camera roll images to your Dropbox, which was great for folks who relied on Dropbox as their photo backup solution. Auto-Camera Uploads is now a desktop-only feature Office files created within the app are saved to your Dropbox automatically. “The new plus button in the Dropbox iOS app adds a convenient way to create and save Office documents on the go, helping people work better together, wherever they are,” said Rob Howard, Director of Office Marketing at Microsoft.Īnd with existing features like co-authoring and the Dropbox badge, you can collaborate on Microsoft Office files in real time and see who else is working in the document to avoid losing or duplicating work. Tap the new plus button to create a Word, PowerPoint or Excel file instantly from your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch
Create Office documents on the goĭropbox allows you to open Word, Excel and PowerPoint documents, but now you can also create those files right within the mobile app. To get started with document scanning, tap the new plus icon in the mobile Dropbox app. In addition to scanning documents, the new plus button in Dropbox lets you create new Microsoft Office files from scratch and upload photos to your Dropbox.
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