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Hi,<br />
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I was navigating through my files on Dropbox.com using my Windows 10 Pro PC.<br />
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I found that after clicking on an image file I uploaded, I could switch between all my images with arrow keys.<br />
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However, this does not work for other files such as videos, PDFs, text files, etc.<br />
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I would like to for example, click on an image file and then use arrow key to switch to next file which could be video file, PDF, etc.<br />
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Is there a way of switching between all my files in Dropbox with arrows keys without having to back out of each file?<br />
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Thanks,<br />
Robbie
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Hi,

I was navigating through my files on Dropbox.com using my Windows 10 Pro PC.

I found that after clicking on an image file I uploaded, I could switch between all my images with arrow keys.

However, this does not work for other files such as videos, PDFs, text files, etc.

I would like to for example, click on an image file and then use arrow key to switch to next file which could be video file, PDF, etc.

Is there a way of switching between all my files in Dropbox with arrows keys without having to back out of each file?

Thanks,
Robbie

Is there a way of switching between all my files in Dropbox.com with arrows keys without having to back out of each file?

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