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I have blocked My Documents, which contains some personal information.

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You can read more about it here: http://www.sandboxie.com/index.php?Expe ... Protection

I'm assuming you have FF installed on your real system and that you run it in a sandbox. If such is the case, then have you tried the following? - Open the Sandbox Settings for the applicable sandbox - Click Applications>Web Browser>Firefox - Is there a plus sign ( + ) alongside the entry "Allow dir...

Hi, I've just installed sandboxie and I hope to raise the security level of my pesonal computer,so I want to install an antivirus software to work with sbie for extra protection. But many ones fail to work smoothly with sbie(conflicts:avast comodo McAfee) I need your guildance and suggestions. Who ...

BoredNow wrote:Somehow I feel less secure using the 'right-click' method, but I can't explain why.
Maybe someone could explain how this is less secure ... or if there's no difference.

There's no difference using the context menu (right-click method). In fact, it is my preferred approach opening up zip files.

uTorrent Portable is downloaded on my system. I have the .exe in a folder that is forced to run in a sandbox with default settings (Drop Rights is checked, along with Experimental Protection). I have experienced no problems.

Can I make a sandboxed folder on my pc, and install/unzip the .exe program there and run it save? Or is this not the purpose of sandboxie? Yes, provided you don't recover anything to your real system. You may also need to deactivate your AV since it can still read inside your sandbox and interfere ...

3 Days ago i downloaded Sandboxie,i am not using it for searching the web,because first i have to know how its working.But one question i can"t find the answer. When i click in control center on < about Sandboxie > i see 64bit-version. But in confugiration i can turn on the experimental 64bit,Must ...

Hello Can someone explain to me the difference or benefit of using a forced folder against a forced program :oops: For me, it's a matter of preference. I have some folders that contain multiple apps that I want to run sandboxed anytime and everytime I open them. So I have applied Forced Folders to ...

Thank you tzuk for your reply. In the meantime, can anyone else please confirm whether they experience the same issue? I managed to replicate the problem on another Win7x64 machine using Sandboxie 3.64 Free. On my Win7 laptop (same updates as yours), inSSIDer installed fine with Drop Rights deactiv...

Hi there ! may be a silly question ... or not ... question is how to run a new installed prgm in sandboxie knowing this prgm needs first a reboot of the computer to be properly installed ... Rebooting your computer in this circumstance has no effect. Sometimes the installation process will ask for ...

Found a easy fix to use Sandboxie;s launch browser work with Firefox portable, simply edit the templates.ini file and replace every line that diaplays "firefox.exe" with "FirefoxPortable.exe" (don't include the quotes... This may already be a posted fix but I'm a nubbe... Not sure this is what you'...

@jackuars, I read your posts and wondered if you understood that if you have an antivirus program installed on your system, it will scan your sandbox(es). In that regard, your AV will treat your sandbox folders like any other folder. I agree with Buster's and bo.elam's responses. I've got some apps ...

Keep in mind that your AV may also reach into the sandbox, extract any malware, and put it in quarantine. Mine* does that and I've never had any issues. But, if you don't want your AV to do that, then you should be able to configure your AV to ignore scanning your sandbox(es). You can read more abou...

will the "Force Firefox" option work with firefox portable? Yes. I use FF Portable . It is installed on an external drive that is configured as a forced folder in Sandboxie. specifically, since firefox portable is often not the registered default browser, does this negatively impact sandboxie's abi...