Dropbox has added a way to create and share comments among users for files stored in its cloud. However, you have to go through your Web browser to use it.

Dropbox started out as a simple online vault for your most important files, but over the years the company moved from just having a place to store and share documents to a place where you can get ...

If the file or folder is already in your account, the Dropbox app will open it so you can move, rename, or favorite it for offline access. Furthermore, because Dropbox supports Microsoft Office ...

Dropbox was an early offering in the online storage/file sync field, and you can rely on Dropbox to deliver the simplicity of always having files up to date everywhere ...

Dropbox silently installs new file manager app on users’ systems [Updated] Dropbox ambushes its users with a radically different version of its sync app.

As expected, Dropbox and Adobe are announcing today that people can now open PDF documents stored in Dropbox using the Adobe Acrobat Reader app on Android devices. This lets users of the apps sign ...

Yes, you can open up your Dropbox account in a web browser and manage your files and folders. But that isn't nearly as efficient as having the ability to interact with Dropbox from within a file ...

3] Open Dropbox in an incognito or private tab See if you can download Dropbox files in an incognito or private mode. There can be certain add-ons or web extensions causing errors and issues while ...

Dropbox has hit a point where it’s going to receive a lot more unwanted attention — from hackers, third-party open source folks who want to extend the service, and from law enforcement.

Now Dropbox’s management is accused of trying to kill an intriguing open source project that turns the cloud storage service into a file sharing network.