Sandboxie help me please

[mantra]

Hi
i installed sanboxie
well i have a question
to run a program in safe mode , in sandbox mode
should i every time ,click on the program use the shell integration and click run in sandboxie?


is there a option to run every dangerous or programs in sandboxie?


thanks

[Eldar]

Originally Posted by mantra

there a option to run every dangerous or programs in sandboxie?

Open Sandboxie and select Sandbox DefaultBox.
Right-click on it > Sandbox Settings.
Choose Forced Programs and add it by Name or by File.
That's all.

Next time all those present in those settings will automatically run in the sandbox.

[mantra]

Originally Posted by Eldar

Open Sandboxie and select Sandbox DefaultBox.
Right-click on it > Sandbox Settings.
Choose Forced Programs and add it by Name or by File.
That's all.

Next time all those present in those settings will automatically run in the sandbox.

yes but if i click on a new file , in a usb stick or floppy ,sandboxie will not protect me

[Eldar]

Originally Posted by mantra

yes but if i click on a new file , in a usb stick or floppy ,sandboxie will not protect me

Right-click to Run Sandboxed.
All my browsers are set, so I don't have to add it each time.
For the rest I can choose what to run sandboxed or not.

[Peter2150]

I don't know about new versions, but used to be to force programs only worked for the paid version. But yes the explorer context menu works nicely.

[MikeNAS]

Originally Posted by mantra

yes but if i click on a new file , in a usb stick or floppy ,sandboxie will not protect me

You can also use Forced Folder Rule so all programs in that place runs automatically inside of sandboxie.

[Empath]

What you could do is to install an alternate "run" type app, like Born To Run. Any similar app would do. Then set that app up as a forced program. Or, you could create a sandboxed icon to it on the desktop.

With the Born To Run, or whatever program, set to be sandboxed, anything you run with it will run sandboxed. That way, you could even use it to browse a thumb drive, and whatever you open there should be sandboxed.

[Huupi]

Originally Posted by Empath

What you could do is to install an alternate "run" type app, like Born To Run. Any similar app would do. Then set that app up as a forced program. Or, you could create a sandboxed icon to it on the desktop.

With the Born To Run, or whatever program, set to be sandboxed, anything you run with it will run sandboxed. That way, you could even use it to browse a thumb drive, and whatever you open there should be sandboxed.

Don't forget the convenience to rightclick anything to run sandboxed.

[Empath]

The rightclick context menu option is a common method of sandboxing an app. The rightclick context menu option for sandboxing a folder to browse is a bit clumsy and generates an error. With an explorer window under a separate sandboxed app, it's as smooth as silk. Mantra was looking for ways to sandbox unchartered territory.