Sandboxie Support

this site shows the path required to save ublock origin data while inside sandboxie https://www.wilderssecurity.com/threads/sandboxie-settings-for-ublock-in-chrome.380801/ to be precise, this is what I found: You need this two paths in direct file access (uBlock Origin): %Local AppData%\Google\Chrom...

will do all of the above but probably not for a few days as I'm working on a deadlined project that gathering your evidence is likely to take an hour or so I can't currently afford. One quick word on your reference to Firefox history. That is an interesting issue in it's own right and I'll gather th...

I have had to uninstall version 22 and rollback to 20. It took me years to figure out what was causing the delays running Firefox in Sandboxie. The answer, mainly, is to disable access to the history database. That reduced sandboxie/firefox loading times from 70-90 seconds to 5-7. That's still slowe...

looks plausible. It must be a component failure rather than the browser as the browser happily keeps going. I have Process Hacker as my default Task Manager and I did watch what was going on as the messages appeared but nothing obvious was visible (which would be more consistent with failure to laun...

Thanks for replying, Barb Hello HarryStottle, What are your OS and Sandboxie versions? W10 64bit v1507 and SB 5.16 (64bit) but I can tell you that they can't be relevant, any more than the antivirus. Why? Because I'm using identical setups with identical versions on multiple machines. This problem o...

This has to be machine specific rather than a Sandboxie problem but I'm hoping shared experience might point to a clue. I have a number of workstations and laptops and Sandboxie performs brilliantly on all - even including the one I've got a problem with, up till yesterday. On that one, anything usi...

I've now moved on to Windoze 10 and the problem still intermittently strikes here. I've given up fighting it. The quick fix, if you don't see the results of your "New Folder" or Rename, is just to hit the F5 key and force a refresh. That makes it workable without the disruption of closing and reopen...

getting more bizarre by the day. For a few days after I first posted, I reset the Sandbox settings and the problem went away. This morning it's back again.

OS Windows 8.1 Sandboxie Version 5.06 (64bit) Browsers irrelevant (same behaviour in all) I typically allow full access to my downloads folder. This allows me to download whatever in to any existing sub-folder under Downloads. The problem comes if I wish add a new sub-folder. The behaviour is variab...

Hasn't fixed it. I'm on 41.0.1 and Sandboxie 5.04. Using Sandboxie to try to workaround a problem capturing streaming from BBC iPlayer (using Replay Media Catcher). The problem with RMC is that it will work (un sandboxed) for an arbitrary number of iPlayer downloads (typically more than half a dozen...

Thanks chaps. Guest 10 - I actually found a reference to the role of the Privacy settings elsewhere. Those who haven't already discovered it might be interested to learn of the "Session Manager" addon for Firefox - which is the best solution I've discovered for the problem. You can set it up to stor...

I use Sandboxie on 4 machines but on only one have I managed to get Firefox working exactly as I want. Buggered if I can see what I'm doing right or wrong! I've used the Sandbox option to give Firefox full access to its profile folders and I've manually given it access to it's own \Program Files fol...

First chance I've had to get back here for a while but this just to let tzuk know that despite locating the Sandbox on the same drive as the Roboform data, I am still having to re-activate my Roboform almost daily, sometimes more than once a day. I haven't made a biggie out of it because I've automa...

For what it's worth, I had a similar problem (which last hit me about 5 days ago). The first time it happened was in my first week of using EazFix and I assumed it was a failure caused by one of its restores being somehow minced. I wrote to RF to ask what files would have to be damaged or misplaced ...

I'm afraid that doesn't seem reasonable at all to me. I don't understand how Process Explorer could show you that Sandboxie specifically holds the registry hive. It should show System. Can you be more specific with the details, or preferably, link to a screenshot? No, apparently I can't. I can't se...