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Real folder size won't show in Finder
Hello, I am looking to resolve an issue I'm just experiencing now for the first time. When I do a command + i to see the size of a dropbox folder on my finder, the finder now just show me the s...
Jay
Dropbox Staff
Dropbox StaffHi Lageole, thanks for messaging the Community.
In general, the size on disk would be the files physically stored on the computer using the available offline option, and the size would be the logical size (if all the files were local).
As you're not seeing this, are you certain that none of the files have changed on the Dropbox site?
This will help me to assist further!
Hello Jay,
Thank you for your answer !
Before this problem occured (this week), I was always seing the full size of the folder (and in parenthesis the space it is taking localy). It was a really great things as the finder and folders were acting as any other folder of my computer. It was also really helpful to understand the size of folder even if they are not offline and also to perfom clone backups.
Right now, on the example / screencaps I showed, I guess it is acting logicaly (25ko) as all the files are online. There has been no modification from the dropbox site. My struggle is that I would want to see the real size of the folder, wether it is online or offline (as that was the case since I'm using dropbox).
I don't know if it is clear, I'm sorry this is a really abstract problem to describe !Ok my page is in french but I supposed we are talking about this :
"Online files on the Mac
In the Finder on the Mac, files stored online will display "zero bytes", making it easy to spot files that are taking up space on the hard disk."
If yes, I have it disabled !
Should I activate it ?
Thank you !
