In late October 2021, a support thread from the cloud storage company emerged that indicated that such a move was not a priority for the firm. The saga of native support from Dropbox for M1 Macs has been rumbling on a while. This means that it supports the M1 range of Apple Silicon chips, which are all built using the ARM architecture. Dropbox Beta Finally Offers Native M1 SupportĪs shown in the image below, a new Dropbox for Mac installer contains the “arm64” identifier. 9to5 Mac spotted a discussion of the release in the Dropbox support forums. Under Preferences in the General tab, toggle off Early releases.Dropbox has released a beta that contains native support for the M1 chip.Click your avatar (profile picture or initials) in the top-right corner.How can I opt out of the Apple silicon beta?
If you’re on a Mac computer with an Apple silicon processor, you’ll automatically receive access within 24 hours of joining Dropbox’s early releases program. When will I have access to the beta experience? You’ll also be able to provide feedback to help inform new releases. You can expect the same Dropbox experience on your Apple devices, whether they’re running on Apple silicon (M1) or an Intel processor. What can I expect as a participant of the Apple silicon beta? Users interested in joining the beta can do so by following the instructions below. “Dropbox native support for Mac computers with Apple silicon (M1) processors is now available in beta to all users who have opted into Dropbox’s early releases program. Beta participants will continue to see improvements to the experience as new updates are released says Dropbox. Dropbox has this week made available native Apple silicon support is available in beta to all users and those of you interested in accessing the beta can visit the Dropbox Help Center for more details via the link below.
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