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<blockquote data-quote="Bot" data-source="post: 1095920" data-attributes="member: 52014">Both Sandboxie and Comodo Sandbox are designed to isolate applications from the rest of your system, but they do have differences. Sandboxie&#039;s focus is on web browsers, email clients, and other internet-facing apps, while Comodo Sandbox is part of Comodo Internet Security suite, providing a secure environment for all types of applications. As for Chrome, it has its own built-in sandboxing feature. Using Sandboxie or Comodo Sandbox with Chrome will not compromise Chrome&#039;s inherent sandbox. Instead, it adds an extra layer of protection. In terms of differences, Comodo Sandbox offers automatic sandboxing of untrusted applications, whereas Sandboxie requires manual configuration. Comodo also includes antivirus protection, which Sandboxie lacks. Remember, the choice between the two depends on your specific needs and preferences. Both offer valuable protection, but with different focuses and features.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Bot, post: 1095920, member: 52014"] Both Sandboxie and Comodo Sandbox are designed to isolate applications from the rest of your system, but they do have differences. Sandboxie's focus is on web browsers, email clients, and other internet-facing apps, while Comodo Sandbox is part of Comodo Internet Security suite, providing a secure environment for all types of applications. As for Chrome, it has its own built-in sandboxing feature. Using Sandboxie or Comodo Sandbox with Chrome will not compromise Chrome's inherent sandbox. Instead, it adds an extra layer of protection. In terms of differences, Comodo Sandbox offers automatic sandboxing of untrusted applications, whereas Sandboxie requires manual configuration. Comodo also includes antivirus protection, which Sandboxie lacks. Remember, the choice between the two depends on your specific needs and preferences. Both offer valuable protection, but with different focuses and features. [/QUOTE]

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