Sandboxie & OA RunSafer!

[1chaoticadult]

Originally Posted by ams963

But my quest still lives. If I run my browser in OA and sandboxed, will it benefit me in security as like a double sandbox double layer protection?

Nope. Runsafer is not a sandbox my friend lol. Best to run your browsers in sandbox with dropmyrights and call it a day

[Amit]

Originally Posted by 1chaoticadult

Nope. Runsafer is not a sandbox my friend lol. Best to run your browsers in sandbox with dropmyrights and call it a day

Ah! Okay. Then will using RunSafer and sbie together increase security?

[1chaoticadult]

Originally Posted by ams963

Ah! Okay. Then will using RunSafer and sbie together increase security?

No. Runsafer and Dropmyrights are the same thing my friend. I would just use the dropmyrights option in sandboxie and don't be bother with runsafer.

[Amit]

Originally Posted by 1chaoticadult

No. Runsafer and Dropmyrights are the same thing my friend. I would just use the dropmyrights option in sandboxie and don't be bother with runsafer.

Okay got it. Thanks adult. I always appreciate your help my friend.

[Baserk]

Originally Posted by 1chaoticadult

No. Runsafer and Dropmyrights are the same thing my friend. I would just use the dropmyrights option in sandboxie and don't be bother with runsafer.

Doesn't the SBIE 'Drop Rights' option put the sandboxed programs in a LUA environment in the sandbox whereas 'RunSafer' puts SBIE in a LUA(like) environment while you're in an admin account?

Using 'Drop Rights' while in admin account, would mean you couldn't f.i. update Firefox while it's sandboxed where using SBIE with 'RunSafer' would mean, you can't update SBIE even though you're on an admin acount.
That is, if I understand correctly...

[Peter2150]

Originally Posted by 1chaoticadult

I don't get why you would want to use runsafer when you can just use dropmyrights in Sandboxie? Any particular reason why you want to use runsafer? Just curious my friend.

Once simple reason. I have a couple of sites that use JAVA, and I've had a tough time getting them to run under SBIE, there for by having the browsers running under OA Run Safer, they are still protected.

[Amit]

Originally Posted by Baserk

Doesn't the SBIE 'Drop Rights' option put the sandboxed programs in a LUA environment in the sandbox whereas 'RunSafer' puts SBIE in a LUA(like) environment while you're in an admin account?

Using 'Drop Rights' while in admin account, would mean you couldn't f.i. update Firefox while it's sandboxed where using SBIE with 'RunSafer' would mean, you can't update SBIE even though you're on an admin acount.
That is, if I understand correctly...

I think your logic is correct.

[Hugger]

1chaoticadult,
Without OA I wouldn't get banking/shopping protection.
How do I protect myself that way. I use W7 Home Premium x64
laptop.Thanks.
Hugger

[Hardov]

Hi

How powerful is run safer on Online Armor Free? is not like sanboxie right?

[Hardov]

Originally Posted by 1chaoticadult

No. Runsafer and Dropmyrights are the same thing my friend. I would just use the dropmyrights option in sandboxie and don't be bother with runsafer.

if are the same, why do you prefer Dropmyrights sandboxie?

[kupo]

Originally Posted by Hardov

if are the same, why do you prefer Dropmyrights sandboxie?

Simple, to prevent compatibility issues since DropMyRights is part of Sandboxie.

[Hardov]

Thanks