[Allows to transfer files via Dropbox.]
[Authorization]
[To allow Miranda NG access in your Dropbox account:]
[Go to this link]
[Allow access to app folder]
[Enter authorization code]
[Initiate authorization]
[Authorize]
[Other]
[Use shortened share links]
[Check status of authorization]
[in process...]
[you have been authorized]
[unknown error]
[Dropbox supports the following commands:]
[shows all files in folder "dir" ("dir" can be omitted for root folder)]
[returns download link for file or folder with specified path ("path" is relative from root folder)]
[deletes file or folder with specified path ("path" is relative from root folder)]
[is file]
[is empty]
["%s" command has invalid parameter.\nUse "/help" for more info.]
[is not deleted]
[is deleted]
[you are already authorized]
[you are not authorized yet]
[Send files to Dropbox]
[Network]
[Protocols]
[Protocol icon]
[Unknown command "%s".\nUse "/help" for more info.]
["%s" is not valid.\nUse "/help" for more info.]
[Server does not respond]
[Link to download file "%s": %s]
[Link to download folder "%s": %s]
[OK]
[Bad input parameter. Error message should indicate which one and why]
[Bad or expired token. This can happen if the user or Dropbox revoked or expired an access token. To fix, you should re-authenticate the user]
[Bad OAuth request (wrong consumer key, bad nonce, expired timestamp...). Unfortunately, re-authenticating the user won't help here]
[File or folder not found at the specified path]
[Request method not expected (generally should be GET or POST)]
[Your app is making too many requests and is being rate limited. 429s can trigger on a per-app or per-user basis]
[If the response includes the Retry-After header, this means your OAuth 1.0 app is being rate limited. Otherwise, this indicates a transient server error, and your app should retry its request.]
[User is over Dropbox storage quota]
[Unknown]