Sandboxie Support

Is there a difference in licensing terms between legacy lifetime licenses and those which were offered to the participants who did not win in the giveaway promotion?

Go to the sandbox you run Firefox in and from there to: Sandbox Settings \ Applications \ Web Browser \ Firefox. There you can choose what gets saved outside the sandbox.

You need to find the location of your new Cyberfox profile folder and allow cyberfox.exe under resource access \ file access \ direct access to it.

The folder will probably be in this location: C:\Users\Username\AppData\Roaming\8pecxstudios\Cyberfox\Profiles

I have been able to reproduce this in the past as well. It happened very rarely though on YouTube, so don't expect there to be no issues just because you can play a couple of videos without a problem at first sight. You'd have to do this at least for a couple of days on several websites in order to ...

Are you sure Paul? If you reinstall the system and use the same license on the same computer and no other, AFAIK it should be possible.

Yes, I have and so far I have not run into any problems. Running the latest Beta here.

Thank you for bringing this ASLR issue to our attention, DR.

Greetings. Before I get started I would like to point out that I have no intention to start a debate whether it's beneficial to run Chrome in Sandboxie or not. This has been debated over and over again and it shall not be the reason for this topic. The reason for this topic is an inquiry as to how S...

When sandboxed programs are having problems with certain file types on Windows 8.1, I always suspect something is wrong with "default programs". Do you have the same default program for .zip and .rar files or did you change default programs for handling compressed files recently?

No it won't work and it's not necessary either. Chromebooks run with Chrome OS, which is a hardened Linux based operating system built with security in mind. Definitely not less, very probably even way more secure than a fully patched recent Windows distribution with a perfectly configured Sandboxie...

If you do something in Firefox outside Sandboxie (like saving bookmarks), then close Firefox, then open it again sandboxed, changes will stick. There are no separate profiles involved.

I think the main problem with the Bromium paper was that most people did not understand it. Many people misunderstood it as an attempt to single out and trash Sandboxie. This was definitely not the case. It was about sandboxing on Windows in general and the vulnerability of these sandboxes in regard...

Windows 8.1 Pro x64 / Sandboxie 4.08 / LastPass 3.1.1. / Latest Chrome browser as well - no issues here.

Could you check if nacl64.exe is running inside the Sandbox? If not, it's alright.

The first problem and the doomsayers are rising up again. There has been no indication whatsoever that the program or support has been declining since Invincea took over.

Imagine my surprise when simply removing adobe flash from FF 27.0 and making Chrome the default browser instead of FF, removed all issues with Chrome flash and that browser crashing consistently as it had before. No changes to Chrome were made before or after selecting the default browser option fo...