Sandboxie Support

I use a time tracking app called Toggl https://www.toggl.com/api/v8/installer?app=td&platform=windows&channel=stable It installs in appdata, and syncs with the online data base. It doesn't install in programs folder, they say on the website this is because it would need admin privileges. Anyways, I ...

Are you saying that I shouldn't see any downloads listed in Sbie Control/Show Window/Quick Recovery folders/ downloads? I forgot about that log, I dont use it. I thought he meant, seeing downloads immediately after opening Sandboxie control. Bo Thanks. Yes, you understood me right the first time. I

Yeah, also I thought that the behavior described by @opera is the default behavior. But in any case, I added C:\Sandbox\USERNAME\Chrome_USERNAME\user\current\Downloads to forced folders. There is an MP4 file in there, I tried opening it in Windows Media Player, and it opened without yellow border. (...

I see the yellow border around Chrome. And the downloads seem to be going into the right folder C:\Sandbox\USERNAME\Chrome_USERNAME\user\current\Downloads But the downloaded files do not show in SBIE Control. And when I browse to them through regular Windows Explorer, and I open them, they are not s...

Thanks, @Mr.X !

When I open a Word file in sandboxed Word, and I edit it, changes are saved to the virtualized location. But what happens when I do a manual save in Word? Does it get saved to real user space? If not, can I change the behavior so that a manual save will automatically go to real user space, without a...

I have a sandbox in which MS Word is a forced app I can open Word docs already on my system without a problem But if I go and download a Word doc, Word fails to open it, no matter where it is: in real user space or in sandbox. If I disable forced apps, and open the doc, and save it -- so now Word wi...

Okay, thanks for your help, I think I have found the culprit: SpyShelter Firewall.
Disabling it was not enough -- I needed to uninstall it, to solve the issue.

Failed - Download error
This is what I see every time I try to download in Chrome
SBIE 5.23.3 64 bit
Windows 10 x64 RS3
Chrome stable 64.0.3282.140

EDIT: Interestingly, another web app in the same sandbox does not have trouble with downloads. It is specific to Chrome.

As an optional feature, it sounds exciting.
If I understand it right, it would turn SBIE into a default/deny solution, for all intents and purposes, by utilizing core components of SBIE that already exist. Could be a strong selling point.

AFIK: the vulnerability effects the Kernel and is at BIOS level, so probably not. Although it is said that private/non-cloud users probably won't be targeted by bad guyys. They are now saying that it can be exploited also from web pages, and both chrome and firefox are vulnerable. So the question c...

Thanks much, I will have to try this out, when I get back to that place...

What would be the right text to save as a reg file to fix this problem for Excel 2016 x64, running on Windows 10 x64 ?

I have tried what is out there, and Sandboxie has proven to be the most effective sandboxing solution for me. Instead of having to fit my user habits to the software, it is flexible enough to fit me.

What is the best way to keep yourself notified, when Chrome issues an update?