Thanks @Nancy OShea but I have never had any major problems with Muse, I think it's a great piece of software and along with many other users of it, I was very upset when it was suddenly abandoned. I suspected, as did many others, that it was dropped simply because Adobe were not making enough money out of it, but that's another topic altogether!

Anyway, this problem has nothing whatsoever to do with Muse itself, it's simply to do with the Creative Cloud Desktop app, where my file syncing stopped working on the last update from version 5 to version 6.

Yes, the issue must be being caused by something in my Windows 10 user profile, but that doesn't necessarily mean that the profile is corrupted. It's just as likely that I simply have something installed, or a setting set, in my normal profile which is causing the issue. If the profile really was corrupted, I think I would be seeing much worse problems than just one part of one application malfunctioning! Everything else is working fine.

I am of course well aware that the legacy File Sync system is being withdrawn next February, but it should be still working now, and does still work if I use a new clean Windows profile.

I'm certainly looking to eventually move to another web authoring platform, and Dreamweaver would probably be high on my list, but as long as the code generated by Muse still works with current browsers, I see no reason to change yet.

Cheers, Dave.

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No difference I'm afraid.

What should I see if I select the 'files' option on the left?

Does this now only show Cloud Documents, and not Synced Files?

If so, that would be empty, as I don't have any Cloud Documents, as confirmed by looking at the online version.

I only have Synced Files.

It surely shouldn't be just showing a progress animation for ages though?

If I leave it for a long time, eventually it sometimes changes to "Something went wrong. Please restart the app and try again."

Needless to say, restarting the app makes no difference to anything at all!