Sandboxie Support

That is a program that would need to be tested w/ SBIE. I cannot guarantee it will work. I am pretty sure it wont work. rm22, I have never tested Zemana but over the years when I have read someone trying to use it along Sanfdboxie, always something don't work properly. I dont know of any good worka...

Actually MBAE's biggest issue atm is injection which is taken care of in a more recent template by having sandboxie force the injection of the dll. The one OS that still won't work with 4.x Sandboxie and MBAE is XP and I haven't been able to figure out why... That said HMP.A seems to inject just abo...

Anything opened in sandboxie.ini still has to go through the normal Windows access checks. If something is opened by OpenFilePath, and that folder only allows administrators, if you drop admin rights, you won't get in. I've run drop admin rights for years. As I recall I've never felt / bumped into ...

Technically, no...I'm something of a stickler to 'what' pops up in my menus as well though if an '*icon*' was part of it doesn't really fall within my particular wheel house so I never tracked it down. If you don't mind messing with an exe (start.exe) it is possible to remove (or replace) the defaul...

An interesting question but I doubt I can give you a proper answer, we'll likely need more input here. Anything loaded by a sandboxed program, be a dll etc will be held to to the same restrictions as the parent process. A template generally allows access to channels or locations that a sandboxied pr...

short answer: not possible.

Sandboxie doesn't allow services or drivers to be added in a sandbox so there is no way to install it into a box. With the service and drivers already installed on the system it'd be pointless to even try the vmx/gui as the roots are already beyond sandboxies scope.

As I understand things there is no way to exclude a program this way. Once a sandboxed program is in the chain it's bound to sandboxie. Anything you do, download, or whatever is launched from inside an already sandboxed session, is also started sandboxed. If you want something to persist you either ...

Considering how many other programs already share similar templates I would think it has to do with what *actually makes* SBIE able to work with a piece of software that a user wants to use. Like I said before, with the Sandboxie/MBAE DLL injection issue things are slightly different. MBAE is (prett...

Yes sandboxie has a menu option for this. Select the "Sandbox" item on the Menu and click "Set Container Folder". This will open a new window and allow you to change the default sandbox path location.

Glad to have you on-board Craig! I look forward to bugging you..err seeing you around. =)

It appears I was incorrect as to which option enabled this db to be saved. It's actually a part of the 'phishing' option as found in the firefox template of the templates.ini though I expect direct access to the profile folder would allow this as well. Would you try making sure this option is disabl...

With Craig here now (have I said yay yet?) I decided to update this thread as apparently not a single XP using soul has opted to peek at some Procmon logs and it's been a while. Hopefully he can at least give it a quick test when he has time. I'll be happy to see this dismissed or confirmed rather t...

When I run the cut program from the unprotected desktop, it runs normally. Anyone else?? Windows 7/64. SBie 4.19.4 Unless that was just a poor choice of wording you did it wrong. It's when you cut and paste the entire FOLDER that was set as forced in sbie and that the program was initially run from...

I would have expected some sort of locked file issue to occur if sandboxie was the culprit but my original findings attempting to duplicate his stand. It's not 'just' folders moved from the sandbox directory that show this issue as I was easily able to reproduce it with the C:\Program Files\Test1\Te...

Just in case, as you weren't very specific with your test method, copying the directory to a diff directory won't cause this issue. Cutting and pasting the folder does. Eg "C:\Program Files\Test1\Test2\test.exe" with "C:\Program Files\Test1\Test2\" being a forced folder. Running the test app and the...