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<blockquote data-quote="AtlBo" data-source="post: 701363" data-attributes="member: 32547">There is.&nbsp; Limitation is it&#039;s for home use only and no application can run in a container using more than 10 instances of the application at one time.&nbsp; For browser, that leaves you with FF or something else that runs with a smaller number of instances than 10, if you want to run browser contained.Here is the download.&nbsp; Be prepared for an uphill battle.&nbsp; Feel free to bring your initial questions here to this thread:<a href="https://malwaretips.com/threads/rehips-an-hips-sandbox-without-kernel-hooks-quick-test-included.27453/page-45#post-700398" target="_blank">ReHIPS - An HIPS/Sandbox without kernel Hooks - (quick test included)</a>Once you have the basics, you can start a thread in the Security Applications-&gt;Other Security for Windows Forum.&nbsp; One thing about the installation.&nbsp; Just let it run and leave it on.&nbsp; No matter how long it takes, let it go until it is finished.&nbsp; It finds what&#039;s on the system and adds its own set of excellent rules.&nbsp; The rules are very good.It&#039;s good protection, but I am also finding that it&#039;s also possible to make it more user friendly for my file storage requirements than how it sets up by default..</blockquote>

[QUOTE="AtlBo, post: 701363, member: 32547"] There is. Limitation is it's for home use only and no application can run in a container using more than 10 instances of the application at one time. For browser, that leaves you with FF or something else that runs with a smaller number of instances than 10, if you want to run browser contained. Here is the download. Be prepared for an uphill battle. Feel free to bring your initial questions here to this thread: [URL="https://malwaretips.com/threads/rehips-an-hips-sandbox-without-kernel-hooks-quick-test-included.27453/page-45#post-700398"]ReHIPS - An HIPS/Sandbox without kernel Hooks - (quick test included)[/URL] Once you have the basics, you can start a thread in the Security Applications->Other Security for Windows Forum. One thing about the installation. Just let it run and leave it on. No matter how long it takes, let it go until it is finished. It finds what's on the system and adds its own set of excellent rules. The rules are very good. It's good protection, but I am also finding that it's also possible to make it more user friendly for my file storage requirements than how it sets up by default.. [/QUOTE]

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