Sandboxie Support

I think at this point, the best thing for you is to expose the entire Profiles folder, like we discussed a few posts ago (and quite a few days ago) in this very thread. It's just going to be the easiest thing at this time. And with the next version, you could tighten things up a bit more. Tzuk: OK ...

The delicate hole (that phrase is beginning to sound silly to me now) that I was referring to, is only possible in a version 2.7 Sandboxie. Have you upgraded to that line of beta versions? Tzuk: I am actually using version 2.64. :oops: Does one need special knowledge to use v 2.7? and where would I...

tzuk: I did in fact insert that line of code in the Configuration > Edit Configuration dialogue box. A 'Sandboxie.ini-Notepad' dialogue box opened and I simply inserted the line of code at the bottom of the rest of the code. Unfortunately it does not seem to be working. I would prefer to punch a mor...

tzuk:

Do I put this line of code in the Configuration> Edit configuration dialogue?

Did you ever delete the contents of the sandbox, after doing this? tzuk: I would like to correct my earlier post. I am very happy to say that all seems to be working OK now. I'm really not sure what I was doing incorrectly, but "punching a hole in the sandbox" seems to have done the trick! One smal...

Did you ever delete the contents of the sandbox, after doing this?

I did indeed delete the contents of the sandbox after checking the checkbox to which you refer.

I am using the current version of Webroot's Spy Sweeper along with Sandboxie 2.64 and have not had the problem you described. It has never reported a rootkit. BTW, I'm also using Firefox 2.xx with lots of extensions. Hope that helps. I expect the problem is caused by some other program rather than ...

I have Webroot Spy Sweeper set up on my computer to run a full scan at a specific time each day. It has now happened on two separate occasions that while I have been browsing with Firefox in Sandboxed mode, Webroot has proceeded to do a scheduled full scan and found a Potentially dangerous Rootkit. ...

I vaguely remember this being discussed in this forum some time ago, with various approaches suggested and compared. Try searching for it. A more practical advice: You can configure Sandboxie to punch holes in the sandbox. You could say: The file holding my bookmarks (bookmarks.html) should not be ...

I am very new to Sandboxie so I apologise for what is probably a simple question. I use Firefox as my default (and much preferred browser) but I am unable to recover Bookmarks that I created in a Sandboxed Firefox. I did in fact follow the "Getting started" tutorial and I was able to recover favouri...