Problem unsyncing files and folders on Mountain Lion

[Tony]

Moved from Right-click won't work on odrive icon in icon tray (Windows 10 Anniversary)

[laosyr2]

I have the same problem with Mac Mountain Lion, I just installed Odrive and i cannot 'unsync" folders nor files.

And I cannnot find any explanation, and there is no hope for help but from the forum

[Tony]

Hi @laosyr2,
Please take a look at this thread here for information on older versions of OS X:

The odrive desktop client will no longer support OS X Mavericks 10.9 and below

Hi Mac Users, We wanted to let you folks know that, with the release of MacOS Sierra, we will be dropping odrive desktop support for OS X Mavericks 10.9 and earlier. There are a few reasons for this, but the largest is that we want to ensure, going forward, that we are working 100% within Apple’s desktop application guidelines. Unfortunately, Apple never made Finder extension integrations available in OS X versions prior to OS X Yosemite 10.10. This meant 3rd parties that wanted to provide use…

[laosyr2]

Thanks I had read that. But I am now from USA so I did not quite understand what “support” I though it meant "provide customer support, which Odrive or Apple does not provide anyway since we have to rely on Customer exchange forum.

Now I gues I should understand that Odrive does not work on any OS previous to Yosemite. And I suppose the “solution” is to uninstall Odrive,
too bad- I found it rathe rpractical so far.

[[another way for mac to force us to upgrade (free or not) to Yosemeie with all its bugs and changes.I suppose]]

Thus I understand that

[Tony]

You may be interested in my follow-up post here:

The odrive desktop client will no longer support OS X Mavericks 10.9 and below

I wanted to clarify that odrive will still run on 10.7 - 10.9, but it will be missing the context menus and overlays. For those interested, I created a few (“unofficial”) simple service scripts this morning that can be added to Finder to allow right-click sync, unsync, refresh, and status for these older versions of OS X, using the CLI underneath. Definitely not as nice as the native Finder integration context menus, but it is an OS X supported way to add right-click menu options to Finder. I d…