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Hi everyone, We’re testing native Apple Silicon support with a limited number of users and plan to open the Beta to all users by the end of the month.

Woohoo the apple silicon build!!!

No it really is Silicon !!No problem so far...not that I had any when it was Intel.

I upgraded to this Beta for the first time today (macOS 12.1), and everything seemed fine for a while until it finished the initial sync (after moving everything to the new place under "Locations"). However, now it's been stuck on "Syncing..." for hours and hasn't synced changed files since then. It isn't showing number of files syncing or anything, just "Syncing...". Anybody know how I can troubleshoot this?

Oh, after installing I noticed it as well! **bleep**!

Beta Build 140.3.1852 | The Dropbox Community

DBXCommunity
Community Manager
3 years ago
Hi everyone,

We’re testing native Apple Silicon support with a limited number of users and plan to open the Beta to all users by the end of the month.
- samedwards
  Explorer | Level 4
  3 years ago
  I would be happy to try it. I've beta tested for Autodesk and Adobe, and several others. I have the M1 Max 16".
  - Adam B.28
    Helpful | Level 5
    3 years ago
    Also got bumped to the Apple Silicon version! Stoked.
Anonymous M.
New member | Level 2
3 years ago
Woohoo the apple silicon build!!!
- Fabio L.
  Experienced | Level 12
  3 years ago
  Anonymous M. Is this a joke?
  - Michael B.10
    Experienced | Level 13
    3 years ago
    No it really is Silicon !!
    No problem so far...not that I had any when it was Intel.
Robert J.
Collaborator | Level 9
3 years ago
clientreleases

Again, the automatic update to this release has broken the ability to keep the Dropbox icon on the Taskbar, rather than in the Hidden Icons popup menu. The "Select which icons appear on the taskbar" submenu of Taskbar Settings appears like the image below, and no amount of fiddling with the switches on the two Dropbox icons will stop it reverting those settings after logging out and back in and/or rebooting.

Interestingly, this only happens on my 64-bit system. My old 32-bit system doesn't exhibit this (mis)behaviour. Both are running Windows 10 and are kept fully updated.

Reinstalling the same beta release with the Standard Installer fixes the problem.

I have been away from my systems over the holiday period, so have not posted on the intervening betas since 138.3.2361, but I assume nothing has been done to fix this annoying glitch since then.

I have unset the 'early releases' option and installed the latest stable build, 139.4.4896. 😥 Please let me know when the problem is fixed, so that I can return to receiving early releases.
faebe
Helpful | Level 6
3 years ago
Still on Intel for me as well (MacBook Pro 2021, MacOS 12.1)
- dropmyselfabox
  Explorer | Level 4
  3 years ago
  Oh, after installing I noticed it as well! **bleep**!
  - matism
    Helpful | Level 5
    3 years ago
    I'm still getting the Intel version although I'm using the newest beta:
    
    MBP 16", M1 Pro, 16GB Ram