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Boxcryptor 3.x is a native “File Provider” app which works “out-of-the-box" on modern macOS operating systems.You can remove your cloud provider’s client from your Mac. It is all you need installed on your Mac to work with encrypted files in Dropbox, OneDrive, Google Drive or any other supported cloud provider.

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Boxcryptor 3.x includes the full functionality for fast, smooth and secure synchronization of your files and folders.

New versions of macOS, however, will be supported by Boxcryptor as soon as they have been officially released by Apple, sometimes even a bit in advance. Please note that we do not officially support beta versions of macOS. Installation Instructions for Boxcryptor (3.x) Required macOS Version: These are not your Boxcryptor credentials. If (-not (Get-Command choco.On first start, Boxcryptor will ask you to finish the installation by entering the credentials of your macOS account with admin privileges.

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