Sandboxie Support

When I am using Firefox, the only way I can change the Firefox sandbox is to issue a command that specifically names the sandbox: "C:\Program Files\Sandboxie\Start.exe" /box:MyDesiredSandbox <http:// . . . > (I use directory Opus, so such commands are really easy to put into a convenient button.) Co...

Everything has been working normally with Sandboxie for a couple of days now, so I reckon it's all good, and I can put the warning message down to the eternal mysteries of Windows. Thanks for the reassurance, and apologies for not seeing the other thread when I was searching for someone raising a si...

I have just installed the paid version of Sandboxie 5.04 on my HP Desktop (Windows 7 Pro 64-bit, fully updated, with Eset Smart Security) over the top of the previous version. When it came to the last part, installing the driver, everything seemed to go OK, but then Windows came up with its infuriat...

Thanks, buckaroo, for this. Once I knew about "Start.exe disable_force_off", I created DOpus buttons for "Start.exe disable_force_off" and for its inverse "Start.exe disable_force", and I set the timer to 3600 seconds, so that the two buttons allow Sandboxie to be turned on and off, unless it is exp...

I want to be able to click on an internet link in an email, and choose whether or not it is sandboxed. I had hoped from the discussion above that the "Ctrl+Shift+LeftClick" would give me the link unsandboxed, but the browser is still sandboxed. I may well be missing something. How do I click on an i...

Thanks very much for all that, and particularly for the URL, which is most useful. "Ctrl + Shift" is indeed a nice and easy trick! There is a problem in that it really shouldn't be affecting what happens inside a Directory Opus command, but I suppose that "Ctrl + Shift" needs to be system-wise to wo...

Is this a bug in Sandboxie, or am I misunderstanding something? Directory Opus allows the user to write commands into buttons. Such a button is invoked by a click or an "accelerator key", or by using a hotkey, which may or may not be "system-wide". I have a DOpus key that launches Firefox running in...