Hi,
Yes, I love that dropbox is available in the menu bar. I only want it in my
notification center to see when new stuff is added, so I don't always have to
look at the menu to see if it's downloading, which didn't work earlier when I
tested it out. It only shows when I'm uploading, from what
To use tab to go between controls, try the following:
Go to system preferences, and to the keyboard button.
Near the end of the keyboard shortcucts tab which is the one you want, you'll
see an option that says Full Keyboard Access: In windows and dialogs, press Tab
to move keyboard focus between:
Dropbox is available in the menu bar though. If you press vo+M+M, you'll be
taken to the menu bar and you can vo right and left arrow through it to see
what's there.
Dropbox now reports if all files are up-to-date just like in the windows system
tray.
On Jul 25, 2012, at 2:25 PM, brianna Snyder
Hi,
Thanks for your answer. It does make sense. I just hope that third party apps
will be able to do it soon.
And yes, I love the new access to status menus from third party apps.
How do you go from the mailboxes to the messages within the mailbox, then, if
you don't use tab? Do you use the
Hi Brianna,
I'm not sure about the answer to your first question, since I never use tab
to navigate on my mac at all.
As far as your second one, no third-party apps use notification center yet,
but will in time, most likely. However, apps distributed through the mac app
store can only do it, so dr
