Sandboxie Support

Full Access makes no difference. I've tested various versions of Firefox and Chrome. They are all stable versions (some were portable or Extended Support Release). icpbravoaccess allows access to the certificate without java. It works sandboxed (that is, it recognizes the certificate), but it can't ...

Unfortunately no change.

Just to be sure: I added "E:\*" as Resource Access/Direct Access at File and IPC, correct? (E ist the letter assigned to the CD-Drive).

It doesn't work in Chrome either. The device shows up as CD-Drive in Explorer, also in a sandboxed one. Watchdata belongs indeed to the token, which is called Watchdog (the service it installs is also called Watchdata). I think we're on the right way, but unfortunately "*\BaseNamedObjects\Watchdata ...

The workaround doesn't make a difference. I've created a new sandbox, same result. Please find the Resource Monitor below: (Drive) \Device\CdRom0 (Drive) \Device\HarddiskVolume5 (Drive) \Device\HarddiskVolume6 Clsid ------------------------------- File/Key ------------------------------- Image -----...

Yes, the token requires a service. That means there is no point in installing it sandboxed? ------ MERGED POST ----- I've installed the token now outside the Sandbox. Now it is seen by Firefox ESR, but accessing it I get a message "Certificate private key is not avaliable". You're workaround referes...

The token works when I install it outside the sandbox, but I'd like to install it inside a sandbox. No error message. Disabling Anti-Virus doesn't change anything. I tried the new beta, same result. As far as the threads are concerned, I don't find a USB device in the monitor: Pipe -----------------...

My USB cryptographic token (Watchdog) is not seen from within the sandbox by Firfox ESR, though both were installed in the same sandbox.

Sandboxie 5.20 x64
Widnows 7 x64
GDATA Antivirus