Earth said:@McLovin, good review but it's obviously going to disallow the sandboxed programs from modifying the real OS, unless allowed by the user.
bo.elam said:Now that you saw SBIE in action, its time for you to make the wise decision of choosing to use it. The results you saw in your test is how it is. SBIE works.
Bo
McLovin said:bo.elam said:Now that you saw SBIE in action, its time for you to make the wise decision of choosing to use it. The results you saw in your test is how it is. SBIE works.
Bo
True, time to actually give it a proper spin. I noticed that there was a paid version of the program, what does that include that the free version doesn't?
Tom172 said:http://www.sandboxie.com/index.php?FAQ_Licensing
bo.elam said:McLovin said:Never really used Sandboxie before so that was an experience for me too.
Now that you saw SBIE in action, its time for you to make the wise decision of choosing to use it. The results you saw in your test is how it is. SBIE works.
Bo
bo.elam said:You can use multiple sandboxes at the same time and you are able to force programs and folders to open sandboxed.