using portable browsers on hdd?

moontan · Nov 5, 2011

imdb said:

well then, if i use sbie free version and run portable browser within sbie, disable any security or non-security application which keeps track of web browsing sessions like antivirus softwares' webshields or firewall softwares' logs, etc; and after each and every session i close all sandboxed applications, terminate all sandboxed processes through sandboxie's system tray icon which allows me to terminate all sandboxed processes, and exit sandboxie application itself and then secure-erase the contents of the sandbox folder with a secure eraser application, would there be any traces left behind apart from the traces of sandboxie itself leaves on system registry, or in any part of system, which (afaik) are in noway related to the web surfing session, which is acceptable because of the nature of operating systems and application installation procedure?
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SBIE is better not leave stuff behind, otherwise it's not doing the job it's supposed to do.

i feel another test coming soon!

imdb · Nov 5, 2011

moontan said:

SBIE is better not leave stuff behind, otherwise it's not doing the job it's supposed to do.

i feel another test coming soon!
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the traces i'm talking about that sandboxie leaves behind aren't traces of web surfing session, but of installation procedure of sbie which leaves traces in system registry, etc. just like any other application/software will do.
otherwise, it'd be a huge flaw for sbie, but that's not an issue atm.

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