But Dropbox doesn’t even attempt to support the more common cases (pun intended). For example, you put a file in with specific characters in upper case and it m

But Dropbox doesn’t even attempt to support the more common cases (pun intended). For example, you put a file in with specific characters in upper case and it might all come out lower case on another (Linux) system. They claim it’s because not all file systems are case sensitive, but they could at least keep the original case and use it when possible. Then again, onedrive syncing break on a whole new level. If you upload a docx file, they’ll open it and edit the meta data so the file you added will be different from the one you get back (actually they do it to images and pdfs too).