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Hi there,

See this forum post: https://aptonic.com/forum/post/626/#p626
And try switching to the non-Mac App Store version.

Hopefully that fixes it!

Finder has this same behaviour though, after you create the link try dragging file1 into another folder and you'll see that it actually moves file2. So I'm going to assume this behaviour is correct.

Yoink does the same thing as well.

You'd need to setup an action pointing to each of the folders you want to upload to. You can specify this in the 'Remote Path' field when setting up an action as shown below. Just add a separate action for each of the folders you need to and keep the other server settings the same.

Give each action a unique name and then you can drag to whichever folder you need. The same goes for the SCP action.

Haven't seen any issues under 10.10.2 like you're describing. Do the symptoms persist after a reboot? If your system was already under a lot of CPU or memory pressure then that could cause this.

If the problems continue I would recommend downloading and switching to the non-Mac App Store version and see if this makes a difference. You can download this version from https://aptonic.com/dropzone3/latest

Your setup actions and settings will be transitioned to the this version automatically. You should close your App Store version and move it to the trash then replace it with the one from the link above. It should detect you purchased on the Mac App Store and register automatically.

Also, another idea that could improve performance is to disable grid animations in the Dropzone settings (click the white settings gear in the top right of the grid and then click Preferences and untick the Animate grid opening and closing box).

The two versions of Dropzone 4 will work the same out of the box and sandboxing only becomes an issue when installing certain add-on actions for Dropzone 4.

If you're using the Mac App Store version of Dropzone 4 then initially you're limited to installing the actions listed on this page.
If using the non-Mac App Store version then you can install the full list of actions shown here.

If you purchased Dropzone 4 from the Mac App Store and want to use an action that is not compatible with sandboxing then I have provided an easy solution: You can switch to the non-Mac App Store version by downloading it from here and moving it to your applications folder replacing your existing App Store version. When you run it, it will detect you purchased already on the Mac App Store and register you automatically. Full details on this process are given here. Note that you have to run the Mac App Store version at least once first for this transition to work.

Therefore it doesn't matter if you purchase Dropzone 4 from the Mac App Store or direct from us. You can easily switch between the two versions if you need to.

Updates to the Mac App Store version are handled by the Mac App Store app while the non-Mac App Store version has its own update system (Sparkle) built in. One issue to keep in mind is that the non-Mac App Store version tends to receive updates a bit faster as these updates don't have to go through the Apple app review process.

Hope this helps.

Yep, the OS X grids you can add to the dock allow this - although I'm pretty sure almost noone realises it. It's low priority, but I will definitely consider it for the future.

Thanks - good idea. I will look at it for a future version.

Thanks - It's a commonly reported issue. I will definitely look at adding a way to hide the first row in a future version.

I recommend you use the AirDrop action in Dropzone 3 for this.

Another option is to setup an SCP action that copies to your other Mac. I posted a step by step guide on how to do this here: https://aptonic.com/forum/topic/165/how … ropzone-3/

OK, noted. I will look at upgrading this action for Dropzone 3 shortly.

Just out of curiosity why do you prefer to create a disk image instead of zipping the files for example? I'm trying to understand the use case so I can make sure the updated action does what you need.

Have just emailed you about this.

OK, thanks for the feedback. What I'm considering doing is adding a hidden default that adds a blank space action as an option to the add action popup menu in the top left. Most people probably won't use this feature and I'd rather not have it as a permanent item as it may cause some confusion, but for those who want it it does seem like a useful idea.

I will look at this for the next few versions, right now I'm still dealing with a lot of Yosemite related bugs.