From within Chrome (on your Chromebook), visit the Web Store page for the File System for Dropbox appĬlick the ChromeOS menu button and search for the Dropbox entry.Now, how do you add Dropbox support to the ChromeOS file manager? It’s actually quite simple. Google has come out to say they will be adding this ability in the future ─ so pinning Dropbox files/folders as shortcuts will be as simple as a two-finger tap on a folder and selecting Create Shortcut: The one caveat to the app Tanaka has created is that it does not allow you to pin files or folders as shortcuts within the left navigation of the ChromeOS file manager. But thanks to developer Yoichiro Tanaka, Dropbox integration is here. Up until now, with ChromeOS, that wasn’t possible. But that isn’t nearly as efficient as having the ability to interact with Dropbox from within a file manager. Yes, you can open up your Dropbox account in a web browser and manage your files and folders.

Jack Wallen walks you through the steps for integrating your Dropbox account into the ChromeOS file manager. Get Dropbox integration with the ChromeOS file manager

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