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Dropbox brings offline folders for paying customers

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Prasad 07 December 2016

Dropbox Online services

Dropbox has introduced the much requested offline folder support. Unfortunately for free users, it is only for premium accounts.

With offline folders, you can mark an entire folder to be synced and all files will be downloaded and periodically synced when you have an internet connection. Then when you are out of coverage area, you can continue to work on the documents and as soon as the internet is back your changes will be saved.

The feature is available to Dropbox Pro, Business, and Enterprise customers.

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Reader comments

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  • mir
  • t7X
  • 08 Dec 2016

Because people are lazy and can't be bothered to live practical lives. So they resort to paying more for convenience.

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  • ethereal
  • U@k
  • 07 Dec 2016

Just cancelled my business sub becoz of insane $75 a month. Pathetic pricing!!

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  • Akinaro
  • J8}
  • 07 Dec 2016

ahahahahh... oh men, i love cloud services... I have offline folder for... forever? (read: internal memory, sd card, flashdrivers, hdd) They sync everyday with my pc when I connect them to it... Dropbox probably will introduce such option next...

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