Sandboxie Support

My sandbox folder is on F:\Sandbox\\SandboxName\... When I create a new user profile on "c:\" in that Sandbox it will not be on c:\ but on f:\Sandbox\\SandboxName\drive\C\... I do not want to have that profile on the real f:\ drive but instead on the real c:\ drive. You don't create the new profile...

My sandbox folder is on F:\Sandbox\\SandboxName\... When I create a new user profile on "c:\" in that Sandbox it will not be on c:\ but on f:\Sandbox\\SandboxName\drive\C\... I do not want to have that profile on the real f:\ drive but instead on the real c:\ drive. I only have one FF profile in the...

So use the Profile Manager for Firefox to create a profile on C: drive, and then do as I suggested above. Just be aware that using the Profile Manager to create a new profile will cause that new profile to be selected as the one that will be used by default. To select a different profile as your def...

If I understand correctly, you have multiple Firefox profiles and want to be able to specify which one is used when you run Firefox. No. I want this: "Now I do want to have this firefox profile on another drive, my SSD C:\ but not the rest of the sandbox." I need only this one folder to be on anoth...

If I understand correctly, you have multiple Firefox profiles and want to be able to specify which one is used when you run Firefox. A shortcut to the Firefox program can specify which profile to use by adding that information to the end of the "Target" box, in the shortcut. For example, the Fx prof...

Seems Sandboxie doesn't like symbolic links to remote volumes.
Find a way to make your F: mount behave like a local volume...
(Keep profile in a VirtualHD file on F: and mount new letter.)

... Now I do want to have this firefox profile on another drive, my SSD C:\ but not the rest of the sandbox. So my idea was to simply symlink this profile folder to c:\. This symlink works perfectly fine when accessed from outside the sandbox, but when for example I use the sandboxed ...

... applications, if I would use TrueCrypt, I would have to mount the container everytime I have to use the sandbox, not to mention I would have to symlink the sandbox to the mount letter (this wouldn't be a big problem if you don't delete the contents of the sandbox eveytime you exit, but since ...

This is the error I get when trying to install Roboform sandboxed. "FAILED to Create User Data Link: FAILED to create SymLink: Cannot create a file when that file already exists. (error 183)" The installation still goes through but what does this error mean and what will it cause ...

... When Firefox and robotaskbaricon.exe are sandboxed, I get the following error: RoboForm Error Error storing RoboForm settings: FAILED to create SymLink: Cannot create a file when that file already exists. (error 183) My configuration details: RoboForm 7.5.2 or 7.5.3 (I experience this bug with ...

... Also try copying the contents of the DVD and install from hard disk. These past few days I've been working on improving support in Sandboxie for symlinks in the filesystem, i.e. a directory pointing to another directory. Support for symlinks in current versions of Sandboxie is a bit lacking. ...

... Outlook? Can you save a file to the same location using Notepad? I ask because you mention redirection. If you're accessing the location via a symlink/subst/mapping, both the intermediate path (e.g., C:\Users\John\Desktop) and the actual target path (e.g., \\Server\Folder) must be added for ...

... an extension, there must be a path to your profile directory that starts with a drive letter and does not contain a junction, mount point, or symlink. No such path exists for your profile.' I have this local template applied to this sandbox: [Template_Local_Chrome] Tmpl.Title=Chrome (Local) ...

... Sandboxie should create sandbox_root\drive\c\users\public. There is no special handling for public at this time. You say you set up symlinks in the sandbox to go outside the sandbox. Be careful with this. When Sandboxie deletes the sandbox, there is recursive deletion. You don't ...

... After clicking Continue and then Yes at the UAC prompt, nothing happens. (Dropped rights are not enabled on this sandbox.) UPDATE: I also tried a symlink ( mklink /d testsym c:\test ) and substitution ( subst t: c:\test ) - access also denied.