dropbox is the application of the most popular file storage service available for mobile terminals or desktops, and during this past night the company that created it released an update for it in the App Store. The new version of the application compatible with iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch brings a series of new, important functions for users.
Dropbox first implements the ability to browse files in the application with full-screen view of the iPad, something that allows displaying the entire names of long files. Moreover, the Dropbox application has finally implemented support for drag and drop in iOS 11, so we can drag files from other applications directly into Dropbox to transfer them very quickly whenever we want.
Dropbox has also implemented a function that allows access to our files even when we don't have a computer in front of us, which is very useful for many people. Finally, Dropbox is improving and expanding support for file editing, with over 120 file types now supported by the service.
- Full-screen file navigation on iPad: Now you can finally see those super-long filenames as you browse on your tablet, by collapsing the preview pane.
- Drag and drop: For those of you on iOS 11, you can now tap-and-hold files to drag-and-drop them around in your Dropbox.
- Grant access on the go: Let's say someone requests access to your file—but you're out on a trip. Now you can get a push notification and grant access from your phone, even if you're a million miles away.
- Better text file support: Improved previewing and introduced text editing for more than 120 file extensions!
Finally, we have solutions to the general problems of the application and the improvement of performance, the Dropbox application being available for DOWNLOAD FREE, in universal format, in the App Store.
