It (then?) was already enabled in "Files and Folders" with "Full Disk Access". In the System Preferences, "Security & Privacy" - "Privacy", I gave Dropbox "Full Disk Access".I restarted Dropbox with AdGuard enabled.I disabled AdGuard, restarted Dropbox, but that didn't help. I have " " whitelisted, and it worked with AdGuard enabled just fine in macOS Mojave. I use AdGuard, a system-wide ad blocker proxy.The solution mentioned on another posting didn't work for me because in the "Account" tab, "Fix permissions" doesn't show up for me.I upgraded late in December and honestly don't know if it was ever working properly on Catalina. Dropbox is either offlline or syncing, showing either "Syncing 2 files" or "Connecting" in the Dropbox app status bar at the bottom:īefore my upgrade to macOS Catalina 10.15, Dropbox was working fine on my machine. 315 KByte in total, and they are still showing as "syncing" in the Finder. I put a new file in there and moved another one from a different folder in there. Yesterday, for instance, I created a new folder. Quickly back up data, create bootable and encrypted backups, sync folders. If folders are unchecked, Toolkit may not be able to sync. Occasionally, files do go through, but only after a couple of days, if at all. Get Backup Pro can serve as a good addition to Time Machine as it has some. If the Removable Volumes entry is unchecked, Toolkit may report No Readable Volumes as a status.
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