Sandboxie Support

Hmk, what do you mean by "slowed it down"? Is the mouse super sensitive instead? Are there any controllers plugged in that could affect the results?

Remind me, what version of SB are you using?

... Curt said: "I never run with UAC disabled ". If disabled, UAC actually forces or let anything to run as admin. No, he said "forces", not "forces or let ". That's a critical difference. As for UAC, is there a difference between "completely disabled" and "never notify"? Otherwise I suspect it jus...

Not sure why you expect DMP if it is not 'chrome has stopped working' or 'Whoa! Google Chrome has crashed'. Who the hell have UAC enabled :shock: Masochists? I never run with UAC disabled. It forces everything to run with admin privileges. A very dangerous thing to do. What do you mean "forces"? Sh...

I'm unclear on something here... does the debugger run inside or outside of the sandbox? And related to that, does it make a difference either way for your problem?

Why are you sure that this is not hardware related?

Buster, I don't know where to set that. Go to "Sandbox Settings" of the sandbox you want to configure. Then open "Resource Access -> File Access -> Blocked Access". Click in "Add Program" and select the browser(s) you want to block. Let us know if that fits your needs. Alright, that seems to work. ...

BoredNow wrote:... but frankly, who cares what we are all blathering about on the internet.

...the NSA? Shady Advertisers? People who really want to hack into your machine?

Buster, I don't know where to set that. Jim, neither of these things work. The browser is fully installed in its own sandbox and gets called via regular system browser association. So a sandboxed instance is started, inside of the sandbox the program uses, that called it, which I don't want. (Since ...

Hey, I do occasionally find myself in the annoying situation where a program is (without my consent) opening a web address via my browser. Now, it does open the browser inside its own sandbox, which is ok, but I'd rather not have it have access to the browser (and by extension the internet via it ) ...

Hm... Sandboxie Reflector (under Contributing Tools) might be your tool of choice here.

Um... from which sandbox?

Hm... this really depends on the software in question. folding@home, for example, would be pretty intense to run 10 of. Same as mining for bitcoins.

Hm, is it coming up with any specific error messages?

I suspect giving it * window access is a safe option to see if it'll work with that. What with it being a windows service. Everything (files and registry) is still contained within the box, too.

Confirmed. I got the same issue here. (Specifically the "System.IndexOutOfRangeException" part when sandboxed.)

The downloader seems to be based on adobe's AIR.