Many of its users are still unsatisfied the response, however, and plan to switch to another service like OneDrive or Box. While we regularly ask for customer feedback and input on new products or features, this was not one of those instances.'

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. 'Dropbox currently supports Apple M1 through Rosetta. Update, October 28 (6:45 pm ET) - Dropbox says that it plans to release native support for Apple silicon in the first half of 2022Ī spokesperson at Dropbox has responded to customers saying that the company plans to release native support for Apple silicon in the first half of 2022. As noted by the original poster, Rosetta does work with Dropbox but really hogs battery life and resources, meaning it's not really a feasible option for users at this point. Some customers who clearly don't want to wait say they've already moved on from Dropbox to other cloud storage solutions. And that would be more astonishing (and disappointing)Īnother stated 'We seriously have to vote for native support? How is this not a development priority?' If it's not then that calls more of your tech into question. This should be a recompile at this point. I don't have my M1 Mac yet but I was astonished to find out that this is even a thing! Make the app a native M1 app or I may be forced to look for alternatives.

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