Context menu -> Run Unsandboxed

[Mr.X]

Hence it could be dangerous especially when dealing with unknown programs...

If you install an unknown program in your computer that happens to be malware, it wont matter if it runs sandboxed or not.

Bo

Bo, I know already that lol
What I mean to say if I download an executable then put it on my desktop, afterwards right-click on it to "Run Sandboxed" as my first intention but accidentally I click a few millimeters below the "Run Unsandboxed" option then... game over lol
Again, it could be dangerous especially when dealing/playing/fiddling (not installing) with unknown programs.

[BUCKAROO]

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[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SOFTWARE\Classes\*\shell\sansbox]
"Extended"=""

[Dun]

Thats better, thanks

[henryg]

I'm now a belated convert to the right-click "run sandboxed" method. That's after years of insisting on using "send to"

[RooJ]

Well, right. There was shortcut key combination to do the same. Does anyone remember the keys?

If you hold CTRL+SHIFT while clicking 'Run Sandboxed' from the context menu the target program will automatically start un-sandboxed. Maybe this is what you're thinking of?

[hottroc]

Hmm, maybe to implement this in next release?

To be honest I do prefer this tweak as optional. Sometimes when I right-click and select a function I click on the wrong one
Hence it could be dangerous especially when dealing with unknown programs...

I agree with Mr.X this is best left as an optional tweak. I don't completely understand...surely the default action when you run any program is to run unsandboxed. Why would you need a right-click to choose it? And I'd rather not have an unnecessary option in my context menu.

[seyf-educ]

Hmm, maybe to implement this in next release?