SpaceMonger is display zero-byte files as 8.0GB! This completely blows up the proportions to make the application useless. These are just regular 0-byte files. Not on any cloud-service-mapped directories or anything. I did notice that the number it shows is 8589934592 Bytes which exactly translates to 8.0 GB. So tha
Dropbox has a great new feature called Smart Sync. It allows you to have stubs of online files available to see on Windows Explorer but they aren't taking much space until you try to open them, at which time they'll download and open. I have a 1TB Team Dropbox account but only a 500GB hard drive, so I use Smart Sync to show me all my files but have certain folders be synced as "local". Unfortunately, SpaceMonger shows these files as being downloaded when they are not. For exam
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