Will Dropbox new use of Apple file API make things difficult for me?

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Dropbox is notifying of a new version for macOS that uses an Apple file system API for security. I am concerned that the file API appears to likely hide files (in ~/Library), and may interfere with how I interact with the file system. I am constantly interacting with the file system, with Finder, with a complex app (Matlab) that I work in very much and even with Terminal, where I use such primitive commands as 'ls'. If the files I have in Dropbox are in effect hidden behind a new file API, how will I be able to access them? Will I need to rely on Dropbox simply to get at them, e.g. for opening in Matlab, or simply copying them from one place to another in Finder?

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Walter Roberson
Walter Roberson 2023-5-29
MATLAB's uigetfile() already uses native operating system file choosers, so if you have been using uigetfile() on MacOS you already know what it will look like for Dropbox.
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jkr
jkr 2023-6-2
I do not generally use uigetfile(). I am concerned with how files will appear in the console, in the Current Folder section. I commonly view that and double click on a file to load it. Will it appear and work the same? I am concerned that the files may in some sense be hidden.

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