#Sandboxie firefox full#
The full license enables you to create as many sandboxes as you like and to have Sandboxie auto-intercept app launches but you'll be able to see what it's up to with the freebie version and at least run two entirely independent instances of Firefox. You can even specify which of these are specific to a given instance and which are common. (though obviously only one with write access). OR each reading the same cookies history, bookmarks etc.
#Sandboxie firefox portable#
This means you can, for example, have multiple instances of Firefox portable running simultaneously, each with its own its own cookies, history, bookmarks etc. What it does is to trap calls to the OS within 'sandboxes' allowing multiple instances of an app to run simultaneously, each contained within its own Sandbox and, depending on how you have it configured, each completely unaware of the other instances. There's a freebie version (which can also be portable) but the whole thing with a full, lifetime license is only $40 or so. Anyway, there is a way to achieve what you want. "C:\Program Files\Sandboxie\Start.exe" /env:00000000_SBIE_CURRENT_DIRECTORY="C:\Program Files\Mozilla Firefox" /env:=Refresh "C:\Users\****\Desktop\Firefox 57.0.lnk"ģ C:\Program Files\Sandboxie\SbieSvc.exe
You just have to stop using it.įor now I let HMPA start on boot up, check for updates manually (just in case), then go to services.msc and Stop the HitmanPro.Alert service before running a sandboxed browser.Ĭode: Select all # Address Module Locationģ 00007FFE85830F56 ntdll.dll _C_specific_handler +0x96Ĥ 00007FFE85844C3D ntdll.dll _chkstk +0x11dĦ 00007FFE85843B6E ntdll.dll KiUserExceptionDispatcher +0x2eĠ000000000BC0000-0000000000BC6000 24KB C:\Program Files\Sandboxie\SbieSvc.exe Ġ00001DE89C3B000-000001DE89C3C000 4KB C:\Program Files\Mozilla Firefox\firefox.exe ġ C:\Program Files\Sandboxie\SbieSvc.exe ġ C:\Program Files\Mozilla Firefox\firefox.exe Ģ C:\Program Files\Sandboxie\Start.exe Unfortunately you cannot prevent HMPA from updating itself. "No, the feature is new, hence the previous version had no protection against this.īut there are more issues with running Alert and Sandboxie, I have informed our developers and they are looking in to it.". So unfortunately these two don't play nice, if you wish to keep Sandboxie you can disable 'Local Priviledge mitigation' on process protection."Īnd finally after me asking if PrivGuard was not blocking this before the update: "Sandboxie is stealing security tokens and applying that the the sandboxed browser, and that is exactly what PrivGuard is supposed to block. "Change the Action mode to 'Silent audit'. I eventually received the following "solutions" from HMPA over a few days:
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