Sandboxie Support

It's really a matter of convenience, but you actually just gave me the solution, in a different thread about a different question:
viewtopic.php?f=17&t=24815&p=129942#p129942

Cool.
This also answered my other question, which I just asked over here:
viewtopic.php?f=11&t=24819

I have Foxit Reader as a forced app, in a dedicated sandbox, and I would like to pin it to the taskbar in Windows 10. But when I right-click the icon, there are no options available for anything except for "close window". If I pin it to task bar non-sandboxed, it will ignore that icon, and open sand...

thanks, will try it.

bo.elam wrote: ↑

Wed Aug 30, 2017 8:04 pm

and create a shortcut to make it easier to run it.

How do you make a shortcut to windows explorer, in order to open it in dedicated sandbox?

Thanks, Bo!

This is one of the things that SBIE can do, could someone explain what we gain by doing that?

Thanks. The Chrome automatic update will still work, right?

When I clicked on "about google chrome" in order to run an update, the update failed, when Chrome was sandboxed. But it succeeded when Chrome was not sandboxed.
Is this normal behavior?

Yep, the beta version fixed it.
Windows 10 x64 CU with updates
Office 2016 Standard x32

How can I set different forced programs for a different Windows user account?

No need to test, because everything is working just right now!

I got it to work, thanks, and yes, you understood me right.

I am referring specifically to dedicated Chrome windows that are of the type created by "add to desktop", "open as window".
I went for the paid version, and you know what, it works, when Chrome is a "forced" app.

I set my regular download folder as "forced" folder.
Now, I want Chrome to download to that regular folder, because it is more convenient that way.
How to do it?
I granted full access to that folder, but Chrome is still downloading to the virtual equivalent of it.