Thanks again and I hope you read this with the best intention as constructive feedback. But is becoming a deal-breaker, and the lack of clarity and visibility of the product roadmap, added to the lack of commitment to delivering this feature is becoming unsustainable for me and our company. It saddens me because I really like Dropbox | Paper.

Now is making me reconsider the investment I've done in working on the Dropbox platform and considering moving away to a different solution altogether.

While I was not traveling, this was a minor issue. It's unproductive, it creates duplication and leads me to pay for two services.Īs I said before. What happened in practical terms is that I moved my notes to Evernote and worked there. Granted that I sleep part of the time, I did have a lot of wasted time that would have been great to work reviewing and preparing my notes for the sessions I was going to facilitate. I just flew to Europe for work, and for 14 hours I could NOT work at all.

Neither does it work if you need to open a related note as part of your work. It helps if you lose connection while taking notes, but it's not a sustainable and reliable approach. By Blair Hanley Frank PCWorld 4:38 am PDT Dropbox Paper users will now be able to edit their documents offline while using mobile devices, thanks to an update released Tuesday. What I would say is that although this is in fact true, it does not work if you want to work on the plane.

Dropbox paper offline