Sandboxie 3.28

Discussion in 'sandboxing & virtualization' started by Someone, Jun 30, 2008.

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  1. Someone

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    Hi

    New version of Sandboxie is out.

    Released on 30 June 2008.

    These are the changes to Sandboxie since version 3.26.

    * New translations:
    o Translation to Finnish, contributed by pokpok
    o Translation to German, contributed by Brummelchen
    o Translation to Portugese (Brasil), contributed by anonymous
    o Translation to Turkish, contributed by Volkan Gezer

    * Resolution for long-time problems and annoyances:
    o SBIE1116 errors on Windows XP which prevented Sandboxie from starting.
    o Sandboxed Outlook using incorrect account password.
    o Sandboxed programs and Sandboxie Control immediately recognize new drive letters that appear (for example as a result of mounting a USB drive).

    * Firefox 3:
    o Added default exclusion for the Firefox database of phishing sites, urlclassifier*.sqlite files, to improve start-up time of sandboxed Firefox, and reduce the time needed to recreate this database when the sandbox is deleted.

    * Usability improvements in Sandboxie Control:
    o Real paths are displayed instead of the %placeholder% notation.
    o Hiding SBIE messages through Sandboxie Control hides the message only for the detail specified in the message.
    o Desktop icons do not flicker when Sandboxie Control window is visible.
    o For Windows Vista, added more requests for UAC elevation where necessary.

    * Further improvements to the following issues:
    o Improved support for network shares exposed by Windows computers (including Quick and Immediate Recovery, and Direct and Full Access)
    o There remain some difficulties in accessing network shares exposed by some NAS devices
    o Full support for programs installing and using WinSxS assemblies on both Windows XP and Windows Vista

    * Collection of smaller changes:

    * Default Copy Limit Kb increased to 48MB from 32MB.
    * Fewer temporary files are kept in the sandbox.
    * Fixed PATH environment variable in sandboxed programs.

    * Partially resolved conflict with Rising Antivirus 2008.

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  2. Bob D

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    Cool
    Thanx for the heads-up
     
  3. innerpeace

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    Thanks Someone,

    I've been using it for a couple of hours and everything seems fine.

    Cheers!
     
  4. demoneye

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    SB 3.28 work fine with no isue. been work wirh all 3.26 beta version wirh np also


    chers
     
  5. Someone

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    Hi

    Is anyone using Rising AV and Sandboxie with no problems?

    Thanks
     
  6. twl845

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    Thanks for the tip! :D
     
  7. TheKid7

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    What is the recommended method of upgrading from version 3.26 to 3.28?

    1. Uninstall3.26/RestartPC/Install3.28
    2. Install 3.28 on top of 3.26.

    Thank you.
     
  8. rolarocka

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    I allways install on top. It says "Upgrade" and i click next :)
     
  9. ErikAlbert

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    I always install any software on top, unless it's clearly specified by the developper, that I have to uninstall the old version first before installing the new version.
    Of course I have a rollback system, if something goes wrong and not every user has that possibility. I like to have an easy life without doubts on my computer.
    Once you leave a problem unsolved, you create other problems, it causes a chain reaction of other problems. :)
     
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  10. twl845

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    If it's not too big an upgrade, I'll go over the top. I was using 3.26.19 beta which isn't too much of a differance. So far no problems. FF sandboxed is loading in 7 seconds. 3.26 was loading in around 26 seconds. :D
     
  11. Shankle

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    I am having a hard time seeing the value of Sandboxie.
    The programs I run constantly need to upgrade the hard drive and this program would defeat that.

    Enlighten me please.
     
  12. Someone

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    Hi

    What programs do you use that constantly upgrade the hard drive?

    Well Sandboxie is a great security app especially against zero-day threats. Since when you run an application sandboxed, everything that application does is done under a virtual environment.
     
  13. dw426

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    Unless using other programs in a sandbox, the only thing I can see that SandboxIE interferes with is Firefox add-on updating, good example being AdBlockPlus.
     
  14. rolarocka

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    If you install Firefox inside Sandboxie the addons are updated too but not the addons outside Sandboxie :). Other way is to start Firefox unsandboxed - Update it - start Firefox sandboxed.
     
  15. dw426

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    That's exactly what I do, update out of sandbox :)
     
  16. Someone

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    Yes, I do that too. It takes less than a minute.
     
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