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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Lifeisabeach" data-source="post: 1849289" data-attributes="member: 38864">No. Again, I’m currently using the root-level “Documents” folder in iCloud Drive as a generic folder, which is not, was not, nor ever will be itself tied to a particular Mac. Only subfolders inside the root Documents folder get tied to a specific Mac. So, what I’ve been doing is I click on iCloud Drive, then Documents, and then add documents that I want to access across all Macs. I’m trying to use it as a master “Documents” folder that gets automatically synced for local offline access if need be, but it doesn’t actually work this way. Not this particular folder. Which is what’s so blasted confusing because everything else does! That’s how Dropbox worked.That may well be, but irrelevant in my situation.</blockquote>