

I tried putting Chrome portable in the path where IE lives and changing it's name to iexplore but the dropbox linking process still managed to find IE. Thanks for taking the time to reply at this time of year. Were you able to get the sync feature changed Andrew? We definitely recommend mSecure Cloud syncing, because it is the most simple, user-friendly option, and you can start using it by changing the sync option in the Sync Settings of any mSecure app.

We have some ideas to bring back the functionality, but we can't do anything until we hear back from Dropbox.Īt this time, the only option is to use mSecure Cloud syncing or Wi-Fi syncing. We currently have a support ticket started with Dropbox's support to see if functionality can be restored, but we're not sure how they will handle things moving forward. We're not sure why Windows use that browser for this functionality, but when Dropbox dropped support for it, that broke the Dropbox sync functionality for mSecure. With Windows applications, the default browser that is always used for these types of procedures is Windows Explorer. Unfortunately, due to a recent update to Dropbox's APIs that third party apps use for connecting to Dropbox accounts, the Windows app is not able to sync via Dropbox.
