Kindle Dropbox Guide for Kindle Fire Users

If you're a Kindle Fire user, you can take advantage of the Kindle Dropbox feature to access and read your Dropbox files directly on your device. This feature allows you to store and access your files from the cloud.

To get started, you need to link your Dropbox account to your Kindle Fire. This can be done by going to Settings, then choosing Cloud, and finally selecting Dropbox.

By syncing your Dropbox account with your Kindle Fire, you can access your files, including documents, images, and videos, from the cloud.

Installing Dropbox on your Kindle Fire tablet is easier than you think. You don't need to root your device, but you do need to sideload the app.

First, you'll need to enable the setting that allows you to install apps from unknown sources. To do this, go to the Kindle Menu, select More, and then Settings. From there, select Device and change the Allow Installation of Applications From Unknown Sources entry from OFF to ON.

You can also install Dropbox by turning on the setting that lets you install apps that aren't in the Amazon Appstore. This will give you a warning message, but just tap OK to proceed.

To sideload Dropbox, tap the Dropbox APK file and read through the permissions so you know what Dropbox will have access to.

Once the download is complete, you can install Dropbox by tapping the Install button. Give it a moment or two to install, and then tap Open to launch the app.

Here are the steps to install Dropbox on your Kindle Fire tablet:

That's it! You can now use Dropbox on your Kindle Fire tablet, and you'll find it listed among your other installed apps.

To install Dropbox on your Kindle Fire, you'll need to follow a few extra steps since it's not available through the Amazon Market. Start by pulling down the Kindle Menu and selecting More… from the list.

You'll then need to change the Allow Installation of Applications From Unknown Sources entry from OFF to ON in the Device Settings Menu. This will allow you to download and install Dropbox.

Next, return to your Kindle Fire Home Screen and select Web from the navigation bar. Enter the address https://www.dropbox.com/android in your browser's address bar, making sure to include the 's' in https.

Tap the Download App button, and you'll see a small 'downloading' icon appear in the Notifications section. Once the download has completed, pull down the Notifications window and tap the dropbox.apk file to begin the installation process.

After the installation is complete, tap Open to launch Dropbox. You'll be presented with the Dropbox overview, which you can navigate by tapping Next until it's finished.

Finally, you'll be prompted to sign in or sign up for a Dropbox account. Tap the appropriate button to access your Dropbox account and view your stored files.

To install Dropbox on your Kindle Fire, you'll need to enable the installation of apps from unknown sources. This can be done by changing the Allow Installation of Applications From Unknown Sources entry from OFF to ON in your Kindle Fire's Settings Menu.

You'll need to scroll down and select Device from the Settings Menu to access this option. Once you've enabled unknown sources, you can proceed with the installation process.

You'll need to return to your Kindle Fire's Home Screen and select Web from the navigation bar to access the Dropbox download page. Enter https://www.dropbox.com/android in your browser's address bar, making sure to include the 's' in https.

The download process will begin automatically, and you'll see a small 'downloading' icon appear in the Notifications section of your Kindle Fire.

Once the download has completed, pull down the Notifications window and tap the dropbox.apk file to start the installation process.

You'll be prompted to install Dropbox, and then you'll need to give it a moment or two to complete the installation.