The information in this article applies to all Dropbox users.
Note: In the Dropbox mobile app, you can open shortcuts, but you can’t create them.
You can rename, move, copy, or delete a shortcut exactly the same way you would a regular file. However, you can’t edit the URL itself.
You can’t share a .web shortcut you’ve stored in Dropbox. Instead, you would send the URL itself.
You can, however, share the folder the shortcut is stored in. The shortcut will open for anyone you share the folder with.
If you want to save a webpage as a PDF to Dropbox instead of a shortcut, follow the steps below.
Note: You can only save a webpage as a PDF directly to Dropbox if you've downloaded the Dropbox mobile app for iOS.
A PDF of the webpage will be saved to the Dropbox folder you selected.
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