Here’s my reasoning: I assume all files in my Dropbox get synced correctly; if something goes wrong, I’ll be able to tell by the red warning icon anyway. Why would I want the green checkmark icons? They only add visual noise.
For larger datasets, such as Logic Pro projects, you can tell exactly which files have been synced so you don't accidentally open up/save and corrupt your projects.
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Here’s my reasoning: I assume all files in my Dropbox get synced correctly; if something goes wrong, I’ll be able to tell by the red warning icon anyway. Why would I want the green checkmark icons? They only add visual noise.
@tubbo That’s still possible when the green icons are hidden: no icon means it’s synced successfully.
For larger datasets, such as Logic Pro projects, you can tell exactly which files have been synced so you don't accidentally open up/save and corrupt your projects.