Sandboxie Support

Give Firefox 32 bit a try. I've never had much luck with the x64 version

You guys's need to pressure the MBAE folks. HMPA works alongside SBIE, because the authors made the effort to make it work. Pedro Bustamonte didn't. If you don't force the issue with him and marcyn then nothing will happen.

bo.elam wrote:

Curt@invincea wrote:5.13.5 has been released.

Nice work, Curt. The Recover to Any Folder function is working again.

Bo

I can confirm firm this is fixed.

Thanks,

Pete

bo.elam wrote:

Peter2150 wrote: I've noticed a problem since you changed the format of the move a file downloaded to another location. Twice when I've used it Sandboxie crashed.

Pete, they working on fixing that issue.

Bo

Cool. I will await the fix and test.

Pete

Hi Craig

I've noticed a problem since you changed the format of the move a file downloaded to another location. Twice when I've used it Sandboxie crashed. Upon restarting it i"ve moved the file manually and then had to kill the sandbox.

This is on Win x64 pro

Pete

No surprise here. That is what Sandboxie is all about.

I haven't read thru the whole thread, but I am setting up a new Win 10 home machine, and I put the free sophos home program on it. Works fine with SBIE.

Pete

Yep, I have it open. I think you have to for HMPA Cryptoguard to work.

Same here Win 7 X64 Pro 2 machines

Very Nice Craig

Pete

You say only internet access. The software may need to have a few other things allowed to be able to run properly

This means that bookmarking items when using SBxie is an impossibility, which makes using SBxie impractical. Your comments please. PS - All bookmarks should be treated like authorized recovery items and allowed to leave the sandbox freely on browser closure. Forunately I am at a point where I don't...

Craig@Invincea wrote:Actually, the fix we have for 14328 works ok in 14332...It doesn't appear 14332 has done any additional damage.

I have faith. Just wait to the next FR build.

This could almost be comical if it weren't what it is costing you guys. Geesh. Best solution is Win 7

Windows Explorer runs fine on Win 7 X64 here. Just have to be sure there are no restrictions blocking it