Sandboxie Support

Sandboxie is stronger than Flash's protected mode. You only have to be careful if you use other applications outside of Sandboxie which can run embedded flash content as well.

Do you have another app set as the default app for opening txt files?

Chrome syncs extensions if sync is enabled.

Chrome's sandbox is for its own protection(exploit), correct?!... If the attack is let's say thru an email attachment(or downloaded thru chrome), could chrome sandbox handle that?! Downloads and e-mail attachments are not handled by Chrome's sandbox. If you are unsure about files you download and o...

Gator, I trust Sandboxie and Invincea while I don't trust Chrome. This is about whether the Chromium sandbox benefits from Sandboxie and if there is actual proof of that and not about your personal trust issues. Just because you trust something more doesn't make it more secure. Guess what, I trust ...

Here is an example of how Sandboxie tampers with Chromium's own policies. These are the defaults: http://abload.de/thumb/jobdefaultnxqvy.png http://abload.de/thumb/securitydefaultt4pru.png This is how Chromium looks in Sandboxie: http://abload.de/thumb/jobsandboxiexcphi.png http://abload.de/thumb/se...

There is no useful information in that linked thread. The link to the CVE's there regarding Chrome does not mean that these are sandbox escapes. These could all be remote code execution vulnerabilities which are contained by Chrome's own sandbox. But since it's a vulnerability, there is a CVE for it...

You cannot install the default version of Chrome in a sandbox because it performs several operations which are impossible in a sandbox, like creating a service for example.

They currently don't work together and there is no workaround for this issue yet.

If the OP is using Cyberfox 64bit or fork, disabling protected mode won't do anything because it is only enabled for 32bit applications.

If 7-Zip is installed inside a sandbox, you won't get the shell context menu because for that to happen registry changes outside the sandbox have to be made.

Do you have set your sandbox container folder - usually C:\Sandbox - in AppGuard under Guarded Apps \ Folders with read / write? AppGuard considers this location as system space by default and denies any guarded application writing to it. If your container folder is indeed C:\Sandbox, this adjustmen...

@TomGen

This is EvoGen detection by Avast and a false positive.

I am getting an error with 4.09.05 when I click on Program Groups in any sandbox's settings. Happens in new sandboxes as well.