![]() ![]() The confusing thing for me is that the info tab under "dropbox backup" didn't show anything and said "0 bytes," and yet dropbox was keeping it somewhere. I deleted it, and I seem to have solved it. When I searched "backup," there was a file. It said 2.6GB out of 5.75GB, but NO indication or ability to see what it was or where it was. The only way I could see that I had something eating storage was by removing EVERY file out of dropbox and seeing how much space was being used. It's strange that we can't see everything eating up storage space. I searched for a folder of audiobooks that I had on my desktop and deleted them. I found them accidentally when I was in the mobile app. After realizing I didn't have the space, I deleted backup, but for some reason it was keeping some files it had backed up. I got a new iMac, and when I setup drop box, I used Backup. Is there a way to see every file eating storage, along with the ability to remove or delete it? I'm glad I stumbled on it, or I'm not sure I would have found it. ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]()
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