I feel inclined to agree. Dropbox additionally shoves all sorts of features I don’t want down my throat (no, I don’t want a password manager or hellosign integr

I feel inclined to agree. Dropbox additionally shoves all sorts of features I don’t want down my throat (no, I don’t want a password manager or hellosign integration, thanks) while depriving me of basic security features because they’re “enterprise” like password protecting a Dropbox file url. The only part of Dropbox palatable nowadays is the desktop sync, which still is pretty invisible. I can’t even open .org files as plaintext in the Dropbox iOS app right now. The same app opens to a default pane not of my files but of Dropbox paper files, a product I’ve never used ever. I renewed my Dropbox membership this past year mainly out of laziness: but not next. It’s fairly clear Dropbox doesn’t care for me as a customer.