As shown in the image below, a new Dropbox for Mac installer contains the arm64 identifier.

We don’t have a definitive date on when the app might be out, so till then, you’ll have to rely on the Rosetta-based version. Dropbox Beta Finally Offers Native M1 Support. We have an internal build for native Apple M1 support, which we’re currently testing and we’re committed to releasing in the first half of 2022. While we regularly ask for customer feedback and input on new products or features, this should not have been one of those instances. Thankfully, it seems enough people upvoted it as the company has officially said a Dropbox app supporting native M1 architecture is coming next year (while also admitting the upvoting was stupid)::ĭropbox currently supports Apple M1 through Rosetta. Dropbox’s latest beta has added native support for Macs with M1 processors, 9to5Mac reports.

It didnt offer native Apple Silicon support. On its forums, when people raised this issue, a Dropbox employee said in July that the post and needs more votes from users to be a priority task. Until now, Dropbox has been one of the worst cloud storage applications on an M1. Any word when is planning an update? /SeHhfj6faXĭropbox just shooting itself in the foot

Installed a bunch off apps on my new M1 MacBook Pro…and couldn’t believe this was the first app to require Rosetta… Doesn’t make sense that’s not yet native.

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