Sandboxie Support

tzuk wrote:Then there is the question if you actually have Sandboxie Control set to start with Windows? Check your Configure menu > Windows Shell Integration settings in Sandboxie Control.

That did it! I must have overlooked that setting when I began using SBIE.

Thanks!!!

I have several programs that I have set as "forced-to-run-in-SBIE". I run at least one of those programs every time I run Windows. When I run one of those programs, it runs sandboxed but SBIE Control does not load unless I start it manually. Bottom Line: I want SBIE Control to be in my system tray a...

I read at Wilders that version 3.34 has been issued. I have version 3.32 - registered.

When I click my SBIE's update function, it returned the message that no new version is available.

Are registered users ineligible for upgrades? Why?

Ruhe wrote:Short answer: there's no way to do this.

Thanks any way.

I have my email program running in sandbox "Courier" and my briowser (Firefox) running in default sandbox. Suppose that one of the email messages in Box Courier has a web link. When I click on that link, I want it to open in Firefox, which is running in Box default. Is there a way to do this? ~~~~~~...

SBIE works grrrrreat!!! Easy to learn. Bullet-proof. Makes it easy to clean up the trash after testing a program or surfing the net, AND makes it equally easy to save/retain any good stuff that I want to retain.

Light as a feather. Smoooooth as a... you know.

aloha... bellgamin
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Another Option...

right-click Start button > Properties > Taskbar tab > Customize button > Set Sandboxie Control to "Always Hide" > OK > Apply > OK

@Oneder -- Works! Thanks muchly.

I really like & appreciate Sandboxie. However, I do not like a lot of icons in my system tray. So I wonder...

+Is there any way that I can run SBIE and NOT ever have its icon sitting in my system tray?

(I prefer to run SBIE from its shortcuts on my Start menu).

Thanks....
bellgamin