Internet Download Manager

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Paulo L.

Internet Download Manager

Post by Paulo L. » Wed Nov 13, 2013 4:41 am

Hello,

I've been trying hard to allow internet download manager in sandboxie without sandboxing, but I find it very difficult and I completely failed my attempts.

Ive searched for a solution in google but came across nothing that really works.

Im running wondows 8.1 x64.

I would find it very nice if someone would help me with this problem.

Best Regards
Paulo

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Post by Guest10 » Wed Nov 13, 2013 11:27 am

If "Internet Download Manager" shows with a [+] at:
Sandboxie Control (tray icon) window > Configure > Software Compatibility, then select it and click on the "Remove" button > OK.

That item will then show as [ ], and it will change the entry under Configure > Edit Configuration > [GlobalSettings]
from:
Template=Internet Download Manager
to:
TemplateReject=Internet Download Manager

I don't use IDM, so I can only go by the way my old version of Orbit downloader works with its template marked as "TemplateReject":
The IDM template will no longer be used. If IDM is started by a sandboxed program, then another instance of IDM should start (sandboxed) and save the download inside of the sandbox.
Paul
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Paulo L.

Post by Paulo L. » Wed Nov 13, 2013 1:03 pm

Yes that is very right, and I have already done it.

I've even gone a bit further :
- I have tried to allow full access in the resource access options, I have granted full access to the internet download manager folder/Dir. Sandboxie still loads IDM sandboxed even with full access granted.

It must be some file that lies somewhere else that I don't know of, or some registry entry...

I would really like to manage to use Internet Download Manager without sandboxing inside the sandboxed firefox.

Best Regards
Paulo

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Post by tzuk » Thu Nov 14, 2013 4:51 am

There might be a problem with Internet Download Manager.

Related topic:

http://www.sandboxie.com/phpbb/viewtopic.php?t=16794
tzuk

Paulo L.

Post by Paulo L. » Thu Nov 14, 2013 6:15 pm

Hello,

Internet Download manager is working fine here on my PC with sandboxie, I've granted it full access and unchecked compatibility on the options menu. It works fine this way but still gets sandboxed, even with full access granted.

My objective was to try to make IDM work in sandboxie with no sandboxing whatsoever :), it would be very useful for the use I give to it, it would save me a lot of clicks and folder openings.

For instance, with airoboform I manage to get it to work with no sandboxing and it is very useful because all the changes get written to the disk on the fly and everything is always actual.

But this little glitch with IDM does not in any way take value to this excellent program that I consider sandboxie to be.

Best regards!
Paulo.

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Post by sandbrain » Sun Nov 17, 2013 1:21 pm

First time user of sandboxie here, technically pretty clueless.

I also use idm but am unclear how to set it up for sandboxie. I have idm set up to save files on the desktop. So do I change this to say a folder elsewhere and then sandbox that folder....how?

I don't understand much of the chat above, do I alter anything regarding idm in sandboxie to have the downloaded files in a sandbox.

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Post by tzuk » Mon Nov 18, 2013 2:32 am

You should get a suggestion from Sandboxie to activate compatibility settings for IDM. After you OK that, your IDM outside the sandbox should be able to intercept downloads that are initiated by the browser in the sandbox.

There might be a problem on Windows 8.1 with IDM integration across the sandbox for some of the browsers, but I'm not sure that applies in your case.
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