Given their performance and power, it’s natural to be lured by Apple’s new lineup of ARM-based MacBooks. I made the switch to the M1-powered Air earlier this year, so I wouldn’t be surprised if many of you might be eyeing the Pro with the M1X processor — despite the notch. When your favorite applications support the native ARM architecture, the laptops are an absolute dream to use. However, some apps still don’t support it — with one of the most annoying examples being Dropbox. To run the app, you need to use Apple’s emulation software called Rosetta. It could’ve been…
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