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If you Sandbox your browser when you reboot do you lose your new bookmarks or Emails that you receive through your browser?

 

It would seem you have to redownload to update the program? It is not updating internally for me.

 

Many programs await a certain amount of time before issuing automatic updates, for precaution.

 

This new version seem to use an extra 10meg of ram or so? Still not too bad.

 

so far its running great. IE responds well when sandboxed.

 

Damn! I just switched to forticlient yesterday although it seems good I am tempted to come back now

 

TI- Why did you do that? FC is totally horrid.

 

Besides the Webfilter of course
Looks like Qihu will be here to stay for a while... especially with it's sandbox!

 

Does its sandbox work like comodos automatically isolating unknown files or just a manual sandbox? Either way im happy

 

What do you mean by "claims"?It does detect spyware.

 

I guess all AVs detect spyware nowdays. Am I right?

 

Manual Sandbox.
Can restrict internet access and auto delete like sandboxie!

 

That's cool!
We are getting more configurable sandboxes.
Does anybody tested it against malware?

 

I tested it, worked like a charm.

 

Are unknown files auto sandboxed?

 

No, it's manual sandbox.

 

Now I can ditch Sandboxie; I only with the keylogger protection worked on Win x64.

 

Just to be clear, 360's sandbox auto-deletes on system shutdown not on application shutdown (which is how Sandboxie does it).

Later...

Bob

 

Tried Forticlient and Avira-didnt like both-uninstalled using revo uninstaller.

considering switch back here

 

Something seems to be wrong with the sandboxing window here.

 

Do you use non-default system font size?

 

I dont know...could you explain?

 

Here.

 

Now that solved the issue...damn...what sort of a issue is that!? I used medium since ages

 

Yes, few programmers take this Windows setting into account. Glad we could find the cause and fix it. I have learned over the years that you had best leave Windows' appearance well within the boundaries of the normal or default settings if you want a usable machine.