Brackets annoying "External Changes" popup - adobe-brackets

Welcome everyone,
I use Brackets for several months but now I'm working on important, personal project. For this reason I decided to synchronize it with Dropbox (I'm working on many computers and I'm scared of losing my whole progress). Everything works perfectly, but whenever Dropbox wants to sync its database with my "Dropbox" folder, Brackets shows me annoying "External Changes" error. Is there any way to avoid or disable it, because with that is less fun with coding ;)
Error screenshot
PS. I use Brackets "autosave" extension

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You were actually on the right track
in asking about the firewall, because
you are trying to identify something
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