Sandboxie Support

So, my question is pretty simple: can regular and frequent use of Sandboxie, for things like web-browsing and using chatting programs, both on a daily basis, place unnecessary stress and wear on your hard drive?

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Hello and good day. I'll be as straightforward as I can. I really need advice on this, fellow Sandboxie-users. I use a program for 3-D chatting called IMVU (Instant Messaging Virtual Universe). As can be imagined, it uses quite a bit of RAM when running for long periods of time. I've never had a pro...

Good day. I have several questions, and just to avoid confusion or intermixing information, I request that you answer in the order the questions are asked. Again, I only ask that to avoid intermixing information from different answers. I like to be somewhat organized. :) Question 1: I run Google Chr...

One of the primary reasons I downloaded Sandboxie was to add an extra layer of defense while surfing the internet. However, a technician I spoke with hinted that surfing the internet in a sandboxed browser isn't really the purpose of Sandboxie. My computer, so far, runs Sandboxie fine. Are there any...

I thank each of you for your answers, especially yours, UserofSandboxie. Your steps were very well-written and straightforward. Thank you, also, Guest10. My problem was solved by clearing the cache/browsing history in Google Chrome, and then re-opening it in Sandboxie. It works fine, after clearing ...

I've heard, but do not know for sure, that Google Chrome is not ideal for being used in Sandboxie. Whenever I try to run Google Chrome sandboxed, a box pops up that states the following: SBIE2102 File is too large to copy into sandbox - data_2 [DefaultBox/6461696] SBIE2223 To increase the file size ...

I just want to know if frequent or even excessive use of Sandboxie can possibly pose a threat to the condition of your hard disk? I ask this because I read that Sandboxie works by creating a partition, or reserving space, on your hard disk in order to run the programs you want to contain in a sandbo...