Sandboxie Support

'loader.dll' is kinda old, so does not work with the newer builds of SB where the InjectDll APIs have been updated. It's not necessary anyway, as the newer versions of SB allow for multiple InjectDll= lines in your Sandboxie.ini file.

Thanks Guest10 for the tests. Much appreciated!

That's very strange. I tested with Task Manager as a matter of fact. Perhaps tzuk can pop in and take a look, or maybe another user with XP could see if they have the same problem? Clearly something changed in versions of Sandboxie that created this problem. My DLL is pretty straight forward and doe...

Hmm, not sure what to tell you. I just tested on my Win7 32-bit laptop with beta 3.45.06 and had no problems. I don't have XP to test on any more, and certainly not with SP2. Can you give more detail on how you're running a 'batch file or cmd'? Perhaps this is a problem with Sandboxie and InjectDll,...

These are questions for tzuk. My launcher has an open license. But Sandboxie can only be registered with your license key on hardware you own. Even after uninstallation / closing the portable version, the license information remains in the registry forever. However you can use Sandboxie in its free ...

Search please.

It's a known limitation with the ForceFolder implementation. Use right-click -> Run Sandboxed if you're really worried.

Again, that's got nothing to do with this project really, but...

You need your own script/shortcut/launcher that resides on your USB drive and can utilize relative paths so you can launch your browser -

"..\..\rel\path\to\Start.exe" "..\..\rel\path\to\browser.exe"

ngong wrote:Hi,

How do I make sandboxie portable to run another portable program (in my case portable FireFox) from a USB drive?

Huh? This is not a launcher for any other programs. You need to find your own solution to that problem.

Thanks!

Awesome! Thanks for the kind words!

I think he means he may have deleted it with CCleaner. And yes, CCleaner does delete minidumps by default. You have to turn that option off.

Nope, at this point I have SB installed on all my computers, so I can't test without some extra work. If you have a problem, let me know and I'll look into it.

Should be the same procedure as before. The installer switches are silently passed to the correct internal installer. It should be totally transparent to you, the user.

That last step in initialization is starting Sandboxie Control (SbieCtrl.exe). Maybe you can check for the existence of that running process.

Simple answer... no.