Sandboxie Support

bjm wrote: ↑

Wed Jan 24, 2018 5:47 pm

Barb@Invincea wrote: ↑

Wed Jan 24, 2018 3:43 pm

Hello bjm,
Thank you very much for the update. I have not had a chance to test this myself yet, but it is on my to-do list.
Regards,
Barb.-

Well, I was motivated to trial Firefox 58.0 (64-bit) at this time because WebrootSA + Firefox 58.0 (32-bit) has reported issue not related to Sandboxie.
So, your "to-do-list" best wait for WebrootSA dust to settle.
Regards

Edit: and while WebrootSA 9.0.19.36 + Firefox 58.0 (64-bit)(browser.tabs.remote.autostart|true) + Sandboxie 5.23.3 combo may be usable. Combo is not consistently ready for prime-time.
[https://s9.postimg.org/tses0hv67/2399.png]
[https://s9.postimg.org/la5bw9r9b/2400.png]

The preliminary release notes list one issue as fixed in Firefox 58.0.1.
When using certain non-default security policies on Windows (for example with Windows Defender Exploit Protection or Webroot security products), Firefox 58.0 would fail to load pages (bug 1433065).
https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/5 ... easenotes/
WebrootSA 9.0.19.43 + Firefox 58.0.1 (64-bit) + Sandboxie 5.23.3 ... feels better. We'll monitor.
https://www.ghacks.net/2018/01/29/mozil ... n-windows/
Thanks

Barb@Invincea wrote: ↑

Tue Dec 05, 2017 3:55 pm

Hello bjm,
I have not. It is hard to get a trial for Webroot, as their activation codes do not always work (so I ran out of emails to test).
If I get a chance, I'll create another email and give it a go.
Regards,
Barb.-

Hello Barb@Invincea,
FWIW ~ I've moved to Firefox 58.0 (64-bit) ....browser.tabs.remote.autostart = true | security.sandbox.content.level = 4 | Content process limit = 1

WebrootSA Antivirus 9.0.19.36 | Webroot Filtering Extension 1.5.0.6 | WebrootSA Application Protection = Protect

Feels okay, at this time ~ I'll monitor.
Regards

Hello bjm,

I have not. It is hard to get a trial for Webroot, as their activation codes do not always work (so I ran out of emails to test).
If I get a chance, I'll create another email and give it a go.

Regards,
Barb.-

Hello Barb@
Curious, were you able to also reproduce with Waterfox 64-bit and/or Firefox ESR 64-bit my prior reported issue with Webroot + Firefox 64-bit [viewtopic.php?p=126772#p126772]
Thanks

adding to by bjm » Fri Nov 17, 2017 5:08 pm [viewtopic.php?f=11&t=21539&p=131176#p131168]
< 64-bit builds (Firefox & Waterfox) seem to want ctfmon.exe > just me?
adding (trying to add) related screenshots with Sandboxie 5.23.1 waterfox.exe at Webroot Application Protection >Protect
[https://s7.postimg.org/6q83mxfrf/1807.png]
Sandboxie Control with Protect
[https://s7.postimg.org/4aavmkfa3/1807.png]
waterfox.exe at Weboot Application Protection > Allow
[https://s7.postimg.org/v6q9hfqsr/1807.png]
Sandboxie Control with Allow
[https://s7.postimg.org/duui9ihhn/1807.png]
Webroot Active Processes
[https://s7.postimg.org/74e0zr9nv/1807.png]

Regards w Respect
W10 Home 1607 + Webroot Antivirus 9.0.18.44 + Waterfox 55.2.2(64-bit)

Hello Barb@
FWIW - regarding & adding to my prior reported issue with Webroot + Firefox 64-bit [viewtopic.php?p=126772#p126772]
Just tested 5.22 with Waterfox 55.2.1.
Waterfox now uses its own profile location and Waterfox is native 64bit.
I observed exactly the same issue as observed with Firefox 64-bit. So, along with all my earlier testing (reproducing) creating new default Firefox profiles and new default sandboxes.
I've now observed the same with new default Waterfox install.

With Webroot Application Protection at Protect
[https://s7.postimg.org/ky8rkjswr/1789.png]
With Webroot Application Protection at Allow
[https://s7.postimg.org/9ynk92zyj/1790.png]

and interesting (to me) is that Waterfox does not support (out-of-the-box) Webroot Filtering Extension (browser addon).
So, perhaps my Waterfox test reinforces that Webroot Application Protection module at "Protect" [https://s7.postimg.org/v8ve8jifv/1797.png][pic is Firefox 32-bit] does not play with Waterfox\Firefox 64-bit builds.

Or, maybe I've reinforced that my setup simply does not play with Waterfox & Firefox 64-bit builds.
Certainly not a deal breaker. Just a nagging head scratch curiosity.
Regards w Respect
W10 Home + Webroot Antivirus 9.0.18.44

Webroot Antivirus 9.0.15.40 + 5.20 continues to feel good with Firefox32bit on W10 Home 1607.

Webroot Antivirus 9.0.15.40 + 5.20 continues to feel grief with Firefox64bit on W10 Home 1607.
viewtopic.php?f=11&t=21539&p=126773#p126656

Regards w Respect

Hello bjm,

It doesn't seem to be just you. I was able to reproduce the problem (thanks for the extra info in the PM), by installing Webroot and adding Firefox 64 under
Identity Protection--> Application Protection --> Add application
Then selecting "Protect"
When I attempted to launch Firefox in a Sandbox, I saw the same behavior as your screenshot, it just hangs there and never launches.

So far, the obvious workaround is what you already posted, setting the protection level to "Allow" or removing it from the list.
I will update this thread if we find anything else.

Regards,
Barb.-

Webroot Antivirus 9.0.15.40 + 5.17.4 continues to feel good with IE, Chrome64bit, Firefox32bit on W10 Home.
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Webroot Antivirus 9.0.15.40 + 5.17.4 continues to give grief with Firefox64bit on W10 Home.
with Webroot Application Protection at Protect with Webroot Application Protection at Allow LUV to hear from Webrooter running Firefox64bit.

I have to move Webroot Application Protection for Firefox to Allow in-order to get Firefox64bit to launch okay.
With Webroot Application Protection at Protect. Firefox64bit never gets past trying to launch.

LUV to learn if Webroot + Firefox64bit glitch is ...just me.

I've tried new default Firefox profile, new default sandbox, new Firefox64bit install w/wo Firefox32bit on-board.

LUV to know if Firefox64bit glitch is.....just my setup.

Thanks

Webroot Antivirus 9.0.15.40 + 5.17.1 feels okay with IE, Chrome64bit, Firefox32bit on W10 Home.

Webroot Antivirus 9.0.14.58 + 5.16 feels okay with IE, Chrome64bit, Firefox32bit on W10.
Note: Firefox64bit offered some grief >
https://www.wilderssecurity.com/threads ... st-2639340

Actually, it's the other way around. SBIE isolates your system. Protecting you first.

KIS needs to overcome this. KIS is extremely intrusive and attempts to replicate what SBIE does. We will not compromise SBIE for it to work with KIS. There are many other options for A/V, if you choose to use A/V.

SBIE first line...then any A/V as feel good protection.

I recommend.... MSE /Defender (works great, what we use in testing..) Panda (Free) WebRoot....

I tested WebRoot Anti-Virus on 7, 8.1 and Win 10 (32/64) without any issues. I've added it to the list.

Actually, Webroot does have a fairly good base and it receives excellent reviews in testing. I'll give it a go.

Webroot Antivirus v9.0.5.8 + SBIE v5.06 play together.
Webroot may not have the user base for you to bother testing.
So, just offering my experience.
Thanks