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Cadillakin (no last name - just like Batman) This app IS the best protection you can provide for you and your family. Not invulnerable, but nearly so. A breeze to configure too. Just add your browsers to the sandbox and away you go.. If you happen to click on the wrong site and pick up some kind of malware, just close your browser, or empty your sandbox..

Voila! Malware is gone..
Jan 8 2009 at 12:25pm Copy Link
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Fran Harter I am looking forward to purchasing this, as soon as it becomes available on Bitsdujour.

The vendor's website says this, regarding the "personal (home user)" licenses:
.........does permit you to use Sandboxie on any number of computers that you personally own; .....

This sounds extremely generous, on behalf of the Sandboxie folks.

Will this bitsdujour offer have this same type of licensing?
[any number of PCs in your home]?
Jan 11 2009 at 8:58am Copy Link
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Cadillakin (no last name) Yes Fran, the terms on the website are the terms of your licensing agreement... at least that's how I understand it. Visit the Sandboxie forum if you need any help..
Jan 11 2009 at 5:37pm Copy Link
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Roger Thomasson Fran, yes, Bits du Jour licenses are identical to regular, un-discounted licenses.

Enjoy!

-roger
BitsDuJour Admin - Jan 12 2009 at 12:21am Copy Link
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Robert User I'm interested but I have version 3.34 freewareand in french, is your offer also translated in french, and is it the same version?
Thanks
Jan 13 2009 at 4:00am Copy Link
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Steve Clark Pretty good program overall. The only thing I don't like about it is when my browsers are sandboxed it takes them forever to startup. Hopefuly that will get improved in one of the next releases.
Jan 14 2009 at 8:17am Copy Link
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Kathy Lilly Why when I click Buy Now does it show the price as 14.56 instead of the 14.14 advertised?
Jan 14 2009 at 10:01pm Copy Link
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Ronen Tzur from Sandboxie Kathy, the price base of Sandboxie is in Euro, and there is a small difference in the currency exchange rate since the moment we have planned the promotion. We have updated now the pricing so it reflects the exact discounted amount.
Jan 14 2009 at 10:41pm Copy Link
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J. Moreno How does Sandboxie differ from Power Shadow. With Power Shadow, if you put the computer into "shadow mode," you can go to dangerous websites or install questionable software to try out, and as soon as you reboot the computer, all traces are gone. The one bad thing is that if you want to know how a piece of software will affect the boot process or whether it will slow down the computer after you've rebooted, you can't tell with Power Shadow. Is that true as well of Sandboxie? Does Sandboxie offer advantages over Power Shadow?
Jan 15 2009 at 3:09am Copy Link
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Jay G. Cyndi, PowerShadow is like Faronics Deep Freeze or Returnil where the entire system drive is "virtualized" or sandboxed, meaning while they're on, all the changes to the system drive are virtualized and erased on reboot. Not only can't you install software that requires a reboot, updating a program typically requires rebooting the PC, having the sandboxer off, then running the update. Likewise, personal documents have to be saved to something other than the system drive/partition before a reboot, or they'll be lost forever.

With Sandboxie, only the programs that you run inside it are sandboxed, meaning that you can run the majority of your programs unsandboxed, and only run potentially vunerable programs (web browsers) or questionable programs inside the sandbox. So you can update Windows and your AV program running outside Sandboxie, make and save documents, but run your web browser within Sandboxie so that any potential malware that it is attacked by is stuck inside the sandbox.

Resetting in Sandboxie is different too, since to clear out a sandbox you usually just have to close all the programs running inside of it and then "delete contents." Everything inside the sandbox is erased, no reboot required.

Sandboxie also allows you to "recover" files that are sandboxed. So say you download a file in your sandboxed web browser, Sandboxie will give you the option of copying the file out of the sandbox.

Sandbox contents also stay there until manual erasure, even after a reboot. This can be a good thing, as you can test software over a period of time within the sandbox. However, since the erasure isn't automatic, if a piece of malware infects the sandbox, it stays in there until you remember to clear the sandbox, making protection a bit less "automatic" than hard drive virtualizers like Power Shadow.

Sandboxie doesn't support driver installs, so any program that installs a driver can't be installed withing Sandboxie, while they may be able to be installed with a hard drive virtualizer activated.

There is a freeware version of Sandboxie available on the publishers site if you want to try it out.
Jan 15 2009 at 3:44am Copy Link
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Jay G. Some additional notes:

Since with Sandboxie you're going to be running a mix of sandboxed and non-sandboxed programs at once, Sandboxie adds [#] brackets to the titles of windows running sandboxed. For example, a sandboxed Firefox will show at the top of it's window the title: [#] Mozilla Firefox [#] .

Also, you have to explicitly run programs within Sandboxie in order for them to be sandboxed. To do this, you either start them from within Sandboxie Control, or right-click on the program and select "run sandboxed". Programs installed inside Sandboxie can only be run sandboxed. The personal license offered here allows you to force certain programs to always run sandboxed, even if you don't do the steps above and try to run it like normal.

Finally, you can create multiple sandboxes in Sandboxie and run different applications in each. For example, you can run your web browser in one, then install a program into its own sandbox. That way you can erase one sandbox without affecting the program in the other sandbox. The freeware version limits you to only using one sandbox at a time, but the personal license lets you use as multiple sandboxes at once.
Jan 15 2009 at 4:20am Copy Link
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Jim Ranson Purchased the product or at least I hope I did. Had browser problems and 2 hours later have not received and key or receipt nor order #. Avangate (the processor) indicates that they have an transaction but I have not received anything email wise re order # or status of the order.
Jan 15 2009 at 7:28am Copy Link
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J. Moreno Thanks very much, Jay G., for your detailed and very helpful answer to my question! I now see how Sandboxie would be a useful addition to my programs, and I think I'll take advantage of the Bits du Jour offer.
Jan 15 2009 at 10:30am Copy Link
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H B ... can I buy it now or do I have to wait until promotion?
HB
Oct 14 2009 at 7:11am Copy Link
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Roger Thomasson @HB

Sorry, you've got to wait until promo day to pick this up.

-roger
BitsDuJour Admin - Oct 14 2009 at 9:18am Copy Link
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Patrick J. I already own two licenses. There is not much to say, Sandboxie is a must have.
Oct 15 2009 at 11:20pm Copy Link
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Mitch K So, I did a Google search and also checked out your forums, but I am still unclear whether Sanboxie works with Rollback RX. Are there any issues or concerns running Sanboxie and Rollback RX simultaneously?
Oct 16 2009 at 4:17am Copy Link
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Daniel H 2Mitch:
I use RollbackRx and Sandboxie simultaneously for installing programs and browsing the web and it works smoothly without any problem so far.
Oct 16 2009 at 12:37pm Copy Link
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Mitch K Hi Dan,
Thanks for the info regarding Rollback RX.
Oct 16 2009 at 12:59pm Copy Link
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Charles N Dan and Mitch:
I use Sandboxie and Rollback Rx on my system. No problems, they both are great software packages to have, Thanks to Bits du Jour, I picked them both up here.
Oct 17 2009 at 5:53am Copy Link
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Mitch K Hi Charles,
Thanks for the feedback! It definitely helps me make up my mind on purchasing Sandboxie.
Oct 17 2009 at 6:23am Copy Link
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Tony Setti Can it be used on a Windows installation that is running on Parallels v3 on an Intel Mac?
Oct 18 2009 at 11:24pm Copy Link
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pereh -no last name- Two questions about Sandboxie:
- can I run a software installation sandboxed AND then run the application within this sandbox?
- when an installation requires a re-boot: will Sandboxie be able to catch the installed software when starting up (automatically) after the re-boot?
Oct 19 2009 at 9:03am Copy Link
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John Stevenson How is this different from a virtual machine? I read the FAQ on the website but still don't understand how SB works. Thanks.
Oct 19 2009 at 7:44pm Copy Link
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Steve G I am a little hesitant to purchase this software since the developer has NOT answered any of the questions asked. If you end up having a problem with the software, will the developer respond?
Oct 20 2009 at 4:47am Copy Link
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Ras DeBol 1. Does this includes future updates?
2. Will sandboxed browsers protect against spyware & such?
Oct 20 2009 at 5:05am Copy Link
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Roger Thomasson Apologies folks, I had a setting wrong and the developer hasn't been getting comment board notifications. I fixed it on our end -- hopefully he'll be able to get to these questions soon.

Sorry!

-r
BitsDuJour Admin - Oct 20 2009 at 5:07am Copy Link
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Tony Drago So many question .....No answers ?
Oct 20 2009 at 12:59pm Copy Link
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Bob S Roger - in view of the lapse in communications, I would suggest that you extend this offer and give the developer time to respond to the questions above.
Oct 20 2009 at 3:54pm Copy Link
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M B Note that while the developer might not have been able to address questions here, visit Sandboxie's forum - http://www.sandboxie.com/phpbb/ - and see how very responsive he is there (user name tzuk).
Oct 20 2009 at 4:19pm Copy Link
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mz m @ Ras DeBol - the personal license is good for a lifetime, the updates are free, and the program can be installed on ALL the computers that you own (not limited to one PC). Sandboxie is not antivirus...although antivirus programs can detect what happens in the sandboxed environment. To be clear, you could literally run a virus in the sandbox, the point being, it can't get out to infect the "real" system even though it's running and active, and terminating the program and deleting the contents of the sandbox completely removes the virus. Hope that's clear?

@ John Stevenson - a virtual machine includes it's own complete operating system. Sandboxie does not. Sandboxie creates a sandboxed environment inside an existing operating system and isolates any programs running in the sandbox from getting out or making changes to the real system. See the website for further details.

@ pereh - (1) yes. (2) not sure...the answer used to be no, but it was requested and discussed at some point, and so there might now be a way...I haven't followed the threads over at the Sandboxie forums lately and so just don't know.
Oct 20 2009 at 4:38pm Copy Link
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Gass Puss sadly, no Vista x64 support :(
otherwise, I'd be all over this!
Oct 20 2009 at 5:25pm Copy Link
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Mr Woojoo Hey! It is 10:30 pm where I live, MTN States time, and the offer is over !! I just sat down to purchase a liscense after working on other household projects, and I am unable to?

LAME!!! Perhaps you should state somewhere what the exact hours are for this to apply. I would have found time earlier today if I had known.

Jeepers!
Oct 20 2009 at 5:29pm Copy Link
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john hagel Found nothing on BDJ or at Sandboxie about the no-go problem with Vista 64, until the installer rejected me. Then googled for Sandboxie and Vista 64 - and there is was. But already bought and paid for it. Will it work with win 7 - yes, probably, maybe, not on your life buddy? Have not decided to buy that just checking if I have a chance to get something useful, or just screwed.
Oct 20 2009 at 5:38pm Copy Link
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A G John H, if you "found nothing", you must have not checked the FAQ or download page at sandboxie.com. Still, there are clearly-posted links at both BDJ and sandboxie.com to "try before you buy", hard to imagine why you didn't given a 64-bit system. As for Win7, the app is being developed for it, see the sandboxie forums. Good luck.
Oct 20 2009 at 7:35pm Copy Link
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happy customer dude - I bought it here too and in my case the product name shown all during purchase was "Sandboxie - Personal License (32-bit)". Plain as day and its on my receipt too, 32-bit... :-\
Oct 21 2009 at 12:51am Copy Link
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@ Mr Woojoo

I'm sorry that you missed the Sandboxie promotion, but we are actually quite clear about when a deal will expire:

http://www.bitsdujour.com/about/#gq3

Besides the 'About' section, note that we have an active clock in the upper right of an underway promotion ticking down the hours, minutes, and seconds until the deal is over.

If you have a way we can be more explicit, I'm happy to hear it ;-)

-roger
BitsDuJour Admin - Oct 21 2009 at 1:42am Copy Link
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Mr WooJoo @ Nico

Having never used BDJ before, I was not aware that there was a clock. Had I actually checked the page I suppose I would have seen it. However I came from a forum where someone had posted the sale and the date, so I just followed it both days before the sale date and evidentily after the clock expired. So the clock did not do much good I am afraid under those circumstances.

Read the about? lol, I suppose one should also read terms and conditions too? Seriously, yes, I should have read them. But I read elsewhere that really all you needed to do was follow the link, which takes you to SB website anyway, which is where the purchasing is made.

As someone who already has an SB license, this was a way to pick up another one at a discount. As someone who has never used BDJ, perhaps just a quick little note on upcoming items (or any item) that simply says the time of day is not based on your time most likely. That one little feature would have clued me in to check around for this issue.

Ah well, maybe next time.
Oct 21 2009 at 7:38am Copy Link
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A G @ Bits du Jour Admin - Just a note to let you know how much I appreciate this site...not just for the bargains, but the site is also impressively clean, loads fast, and yes, is *extremely* easy to understand and use! Many thanks, you guys are the best.

There will always be a handful who refuse to take any initiative whatsoever to perform even the most *basic* check into something, even if they deem that something important. Herein, two fine examples. Well, one can only hope that perhaps a lesson was learned.

Keep on keeping on.
Oct 21 2009 at 2:53pm Copy Link
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Roger Thomasson @ A G

Thanks so much for the kind words. Keeping on is exactly the idea :-)

-roger
BitsDuJour Admin - Oct 22 2009 at 4:40am Copy Link
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ehab I hope and wish this can be offered again.
Mar 11 2010 at 11:45pm Copy Link
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Jonathon H. As do I. Too bad I missed my chance last time around. How high are chances of another discount deal?
Apr 9 2010 at 12:43am Copy Link
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Hugo Claros Man... brilliant program. I will put more money on my paypal account just to be ready when this beast become avaliable again. I want 3 licenses, but the normal price is just too high for me (not denying any merit to sandboxie, i simply dont have the money to buy those 3).
Jun 13 2010 at 8:31pm Copy Link
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Rob Johnson I hope this deal comes up again soon - Great software!  I really want to buy this but with current exchange rates and economic climate I'm priced out of the market. :-(
Jun 18 2010 at 6:21am Copy Link
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Tore Hoyem Hi. Any chance of you offering the Home Lifetime License, as well? Renting software for 12 months does not seem very appealing (I apologize if I misread the license terms on the web site). Cheers. ( PS! The comment feature does not seem to work at the moment. I hope I'm not multi-posting )
Sep 26 2010 at 8:06pm Copy Link
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ehab i was looking forward for this very much.

this is a 1 year license, can i pay extra and get the lifetime license?

if not then what is the cost of renewing another year?

with thanks
ehab
Sep 26 2010 at 8:11pm Copy Link
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Roger Thomasson @ ehab, Tore The upcoming Sandboxie promotion is for the one-year license only. -r
BitsDuJour Admin - Sep 27 2010 at 3:28am Copy Link
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jaime dwight Hi,

I use Horizons Rollback, would I be able to install and use Sandboxie without problems?

Thanks
Sep 27 2010 at 3:43am Copy Link
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Roger Thomasson @ Jamie As a user of both Sandboxie and Rollback, I can personally vouch that this combination works fine for me :-) Also, check the past comments -- there are several other user testimonials reflecting the same. Best! -r
BitsDuJour Admin - Sep 27 2010 at 3:47am Copy Link
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a a The free version does everything I want it to, and the nag screen on startup is no hassle. However, I would purchase a licence to support the author, but only if lifetime was offered at this discount.

If not, I'll carry on using the free version until lifetime comes on offer again.

Here's hoping the author changes his mind about offering the lifetime!
Sep 27 2010 at 4:13am Copy Link
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S B Roger's personally vouching for Sandboxie  *really* says a lot.

Sandboxie now supports 64-bit Windows; for a while, there was doubt about whether that made sense to develop. 

I'm assuming that the new Sandboxie can substantially add to the security of Windows 7 x64.

With that assumption, I'm personally back in with Sandboxie.
Sep 27 2010 at 4:30am Copy Link
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Doug Kempher Lifetime would be a better price indeed
Sep 27 2010 at 9:49am Copy Link
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Patrick J. The _29 for a lifetime license is cheap enough, there is no need for a special offer/discount.
Sep 27 2010 at 10:29am Copy Link
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Tazzie Chalk up another satisfied user of both Sandboxie and Rollback Rx!  I'm using Win7 64bit.  
Sep 27 2010 at 7:11pm Copy Link
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Van Swofford I got the lifetime license the last time it was offered here.  It was a super deal, and a great piece of software.  I'm not sure I'd ever want to buy a 12 month license for software, though.  In fact, this is the first time I recall encountering that.
Sep 28 2010 at 3:56am Copy Link
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C Reddy What does " Licensed per user for non-concurrent use only, allowing transfer of a license to another owned computer " mean? When I switch computers, does one have to transfer license? This is a very useful piece of software--count me in for a longer term license. At one extreme, we have a life-time license and at the end a one-year license per computer. Something in between would be nice.
Oct 1 2010 at 4:47am Copy Link
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jaime dwight I have been trying to do the "try before you buy" but the link is taking me to some sell software site. What is going on with this?
Oct 2 2010 at 6:09pm Copy Link
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Roger Thomasson @Jamie Apologies, we're tracking down the appropriate download link now... -r
BitsDuJour Admin - Oct 3 2010 at 3:38am Copy Link
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Roger Thomasson Ok, the download link is working fine now.  Sorry for the inconvenience! -r
BitsDuJour Admin - Oct 3 2010 at 4:00am Copy Link
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Doug Atkinson I would love to use Sandboxie, but their licensing scheme doesn't fit my situation. I want to use Sandboxie on my work PC, but only need one copy. The Commercial license doesn't allow for a single copy (2 minimum), and the personal license doesn't allow for use in a work environment. I don't really want to pay $77 (US) just to have one copy sit unused... What is the normal use of the "One Year Home License"? It is _ 26 Euros while the lifetime license is _ 29 Euros (normally). Even the website states for the one year home license "Cannot be upgraded to a lifetime license.  You probably want the  lifetime license instead." I've only heard good things about Sandboxie, though, for those of you who want to use it at home. $12.50 to support the company for a year seems like a pretty good deal.
Oct 4 2010 at 1:56am Copy Link
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ehab i now have bought this great offer, maybe next year i'll go for the lifetime : )
Oct 4 2010 at 8:09am Copy Link
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Rose D I am only one user but I have a desk pc and a laptop if I can use this on both my pcs Ill buy one please let me know if it will work on both thank you
Oct 4 2010 at 9:03am Copy Link
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Alt DVD Will wait for the lifetime licence. I'm using Rollback RX too.
Oct 4 2010 at 12:04pm Copy Link
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a a Likewise - I'll continue to use free until Lifetime is on offer again.
Oct 6 2010 at 8:38am Copy Link
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ehab yes test works with email reply roger : )
Oct 7 2010 at 3:38am Copy Link
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Roger Thomasson Thank you very much :-)
BitsDuJour Admin - Oct 7 2010 at 3:57am Copy Link
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Michael K This offer allows 1 year of use. Sandboxie also have a lifetime option at around $40 - Could, BitsDuJour and the developer please review this 1 year use offer and make it the lifetime option instead or at least include it as an option to purchase.

Based on my reckoning, applying the 62% discount means the cost would be around double this offer at $15.50 but then allow lifetime use rather than just 1 year. Thanks
May 14 2011 at 8:35pm Copy Link
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Warren Russell Same here. I'm hesitant to buy a limited one-year license, but would certainly buy a lifetime license with a good discount.

BitsDuJour? Sandboxie? What do you say?
May 17 2011 at 4:19pm Copy Link
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Alex Z Ditto for me, I'd like to be able to get a discounted lifetime license
Alex
May 17 2011 at 7:52pm Copy Link
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Roberto ill buy with lifetime too.
May 17 2011 at 8:10pm Copy Link
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Ferdinand I second a lifetime license @ $15.50
May 17 2011 at 8:39pm Copy Link
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Patrick J. I'm a Sandboxie user and also visitor of its forum. I don't think, no, I'm sure that there will be no reduced lifetime license.
The lifetime license for _29 is really good and cheap enough.
May 17 2011 at 10:28pm Copy Link
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Michael K Patrick,
Saying you are sure there will be no reduced lifetime licence is not is not helpful to those of us who have asked the developer to include this in their offer and are waiting for his response.
May 18 2011 at 2:07am Copy Link
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Patrick J. Then read the last post here: http://www.sandboxie.com/...8792#58792
(tzuk is the developer of Sandboxie)
May 18 2011 at 2:18am Copy Link
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Roger Thomasson Folks, the Sandboxie developer has chosen not to discount the lifetime license at this time. Today's promotion is for the one year license only. End of story.

As Patrick J. says, if you want to purchase the lifetime license _29 is still a very reasonable price for such powerful software.

-r
BitsDuJour Admin - May 18 2011 at 2:29am Copy Link
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Experience Program would cease to work after 12 months?
If so I'll pass, these one year licenses seems to be given away all over the internet :\
May 18 2011 at 2:40am Copy Link
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Michael K I've looked at the link and and while you may be correct, the comment you refer to was dated last September.

Things can change in that time and before this dialogue, the developer may have considered including an option for the lifetime license in the offer but I suspect now any opportunity of that may well be be lost.

Personally I would have preferred to have heard it from the developer in the first place which no doubt we will now.
May 18 2011 at 2:45am Copy Link
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Roger Thomasson @ Michael K

Sorry to disappoint -- there simply was not ever a possibility of a lifetime license promotion.

Moving on...
BitsDuJour Admin - May 18 2011 at 2:52am Copy Link
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a a The last time this was offered on BDJ, it was only for the 1 year licence. However, Sandboxie with lifetime upgrades has been offered in the past (possibly more than once), and that was when the full price was cheaper than it is now.

This is good software, but I'm with some of the other posters here in that I'll only buy with a lifetime licence and a BDJ discount. Hoping the lifetime upgrades offer can be arranged in the not too distant future on BDJ.
May 18 2011 at 6:05am Copy Link
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Pedro Laurent I am not defending the developer but at 29 Euros for lifetime license is a reasonable price, I do not intend to buy this program during the bitsdujour promotion since I already own a license which I bought full price. I fully agree with the developer not to discount the lifetime license. But I think the 1 year support for the promotion is too short; make it 2 years support at least.
May 18 2011 at 12:53pm Copy Link
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Roberto i bought a lifetime license just now. Near 35 euro for europe customers (a bit pricey), but thanks to developer anyway to offer lifetime upgrades. He has my full support only because this option.
May 18 2011 at 9:02pm Copy Link
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Patrick J. Hi Robert, visit its forum and you'll see that you also get superb support by the developer, he is very active there.
May 18 2011 at 10:26pm Copy Link
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Exolon Miner I don't understand this 'Live Time vs. 1 Year' discussion.

The regular price for a Live Time Licence is pretty good as well as the BDJ deal.

If you don't know if you want to use Sandboxie longer than 1 or 2 years, so you can buy at BDJ (for less than 3 cents a day)

If you are pretty sure you'll frequently use the tool over the next 5 years, buy the Live Time Licence.
May 19 2011 at 10:04pm Copy Link
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Ferdinand Hello everyone - More and more software developers are going the 'lifetime' way as standard. As I have spent a fortune on one year licenses I am more enticed to buy any software when there is a lifetime license. I have at least 10 programs on my PC that I purchased largely because of that value add!
May 19 2011 at 11:07pm Copy Link
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Frank Stephens I'm sick of the sense of entitlement which so many BDJ users have. "I want this software for almost free--and lifetime upgrades." While I think that time-limited software is a bad deal for users, it's also true that developers can't stay in business with lifetime upgrades. Besides, they have an easy out, they just add a couple of features and give it a new name. Presto, no more lifetime upgrades.
May 20 2011 at 9:04pm Copy Link
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Trucker I think the deal is good no matter if it is a 1-year licens or a life time licens. Why ?
If you buy in a store then YOU have to wait until THEY decide to give you a discount, right ?
If you get a discount then should the person behind you also have a discount, right ?

Here on BDJ are YOU able to get a discount and only if YOU decide to tell other people then can they also have a discount too. The same count for people, who surfe on the internet to find a lower price and even then try to get an even lower price...

As Frank S. says... the developers have expences just like you and me, so they cant give everbody a free licens forever...
May 20 2011 at 9:37pm Copy Link
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LU Hello Pedro.

I understand you have already a license for Sandboxie. As a user of a one year license, purchased from here, I encourage you to purchase this one as well if you have a one or two year license.

Here is why. If the developer still has the same purchasing policy, I believe the one year license will not start until you actually activate the license. Meaning if your current license expires in 2 weeks or 6 months, you can then activate your new license.

Plus, for the price of such a great piece of software, you can't beat it.

Hope this helps anyone on the edge.
May 20 2011 at 10:24pm Copy Link
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Jeff Miller @ Frank Stephens
I don't think it's a sense of entitlement, but more a desire for a good deal. A discount on a one year license is known in retail as a loss-leader. It gets buyers "in the door" with hopes that they will buy other things that are not discounted. Consider if I buy the discounted one year license for 7.5USD and then decide I like and use it enough to purchase the lifetime license for 43.46USD. This would mean I have, in effect, paid over 50USD for a lifetime license. This is not a bargain. However, a real discount from the start on a lifetime license would be.
May 20 2011 at 11:01pm Copy Link
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Frank Stephens Jeff Miller, you don't get it. Sandboxie shouldn't be offering either a time-limited license (which shafts the consumer) or a lifetime license (which shafts themselves). It's irrelevant to me, personally, I've never found sandboxes to be very useful, I prefer to use VMs.
May 20 2011 at 11:23pm Copy Link
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Michael K Frank, you said that Jeff and I guess others like him which probably includes me " just doesn't get it". I think you are completely wrong.

The fact is there are an infinite number of business models and it is not for any of us to presume we know which is best for every developer. Based on your thoughts there would be no case for "Free" software.

Lifetime licences do not shaft the developer as you put it. There is a good business model used by many that suggests that increasing the customer base with new paid lifetime licences, provides sufficient income for support and future development.

what's wrong with allowing folks to ask for what they want and let each developer decide for themselves if they choose to provide it or not. Developers are grown-ups who can speak for themselves and decide what's good for them and what isn't.

I learned a long time ago, if you don't ask you don't get ,so I've never considered there is any harm done in asking.

In this or any other case of software offered by Bits Du Jour, the developer has the choice of amending the offer or declining.the request, the choice is theirs.
May 21 2011 at 12:05am Copy Link
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Rob Ert What i like to know :
When I buy this offer, can I still use Sandboxie after 1 year (without updates) ?

Thank you
May 21 2011 at 12:19am Copy Link
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Experience Sandboxie will selfdestruct after 1 year.
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Rob Ert Guess only some functionalities ? Because when you don t register, you can use Sandboxie with lesser functionalities ?
May 21 2011 at 4:49am Copy Link
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Trucker @ Jeff Miller - As far as I understand your POW then do you left out one more possiblity in the math... The option is that a buyer make a clever decision and choose to buy the life time licens instead of the 1-year licens, which is an eye-catcher...

Life time licens means as long as this software is continued... that is cheaper than 1-year licens to 7.5USD...
There is a trial option too, so you can get an idea of the program before buying it...
May 21 2011 at 5:20am Copy Link
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DrTeeth The only problem with a time limited licence is what happens if something happens to the developer or his company? I will not buy software that requires constant revalidation for that reason.

Guy
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Marco Pivetta I also think that the price for a lifetime licence is reasonable, specially for europeans, but I'm not one.

It's a great software and I was anxiously waiting for a promotion to get THE LIFETIME LICENCE.

So, I will keep waiting.
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VLM Dear Sandboxie,

I would like to buy a lifetime license. I do not use cards, PayPal, or the like. I send either a postal money order, or cash ... that's how I pay for things. Often, BDJ promotions include such an option, but not here. (And I realize that the lifetime license is not in the promotion, no need to comment on that. :):)

My question is, will you enable me to purchase this product and pay by such means?

Thank you kindly.
May 21 2011 at 10:58am Copy Link
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Cassiano qs 10-20-2009 bitsdujour.com

$19 Sandboxie LifeTime Licence with 53% discount
Sandboxie Personal License.

Only: $19.00
You Save: 53%
List Price: $39.95
May 21 2011 at 11:57am Copy Link
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joel kens No LifeTime Licence = No buy. Moving on...
May 21 2011 at 3:21pm Copy Link
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VLM Cassiano qs - Do you have experience with both products (BufferZone Pro and Sandboxie)? If so, would you be willing to offer a comparison, based upon your experience?
May 21 2011 at 3:55pm Copy Link
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Gary if the lifetime license had half the discount the one year has, i would have went for it.
May 21 2011 at 4:22pm Copy Link
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Ivan Balko I am interested on Lifetime Version with this discount ... Or with better :)
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G. E. There are 2 different licenses on producers site:
2. ONE YEAR LICENSE €13

1. LIFETIME LICENSE €29
Is this offer also applicable for the lifetime license?
(It would be WONDERFUL for people with lesser money to support them also NOT to be victims, may be it would be european if those people especially would be supported!)
Mar 9 2012 at 1:15am Copy Link
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_*_ I too would rather purchase the version with a Lifetime License; will there be a way to do this during the sale?
Mar 9 2012 at 3:09am Copy Link
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Stephane M Hi, +1 for the lifetime license!
Mar 9 2012 at 3:19am Copy Link
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DrTeeth Ploos od echad beeshveel ha'rishayyon ha'me'mooshach!
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ehab i already purchased 1 year license sometime ago, and now i think its time to get the lifetime.

if the author is reading, can you also please consider a lifetime upgrade for those already have 1 year : D

that will surely make my day

thanks for any consideration
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Gonzo Based on the answers from the developer on the previous offer here @ BDJ, (IIRC) it is unlikely they'll offer the lifetime license with a discount, since (according to them) it's already a low price.
Don't get me wrong; I'd love to get a discount on the lifetime license, though I also agree this is one of the software that is worth paying full price... but not everyone can pay for the full price lifetime license.

I'll buy the lifetime license right away if they offer it here with a discount, else it'll have to keep on waiting... :)
Mar 9 2012 at 6:15am Copy Link
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Mister Toad Yo Sandies! I'm all over this lifetime discounted version that all these enlightened folks are petitioning for! We all would praise your names as we build pyramids to your fannies as a shrine! Your name will be beloved throughout all time,..... or at least until it's first crash.... but, let's put those thoughts behind us and blah blah blah
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a a If you check out the News section on the right of the Sandxie home page, you'll see that the author did offer 50% discount on the lifetime licence for one week during Oct 2011. Unfortunately for me (and others here), it only seemed to be promoted on the sandeboxie website, and so I missed out again. Not sure why the author won't offer discounted lifetime licence on BDJ.

I would like to support the author, but only if I can get discounted lifetime licence. Until such time I'll keep passing on these 1 year offers.
Mar 9 2012 at 9:02am Copy Link
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Roger Thomasson Ok folks, your requests have been noted. Today's promotion is for the one-year license only, however, and this will not change.

Please refrain from posting any more lifetime license requests or +1's. They'll be promptly and lovingly deleted.
BitsDuJour Admin - Mar 9 2012 at 12:46pm Copy Link
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Avi S Does sandboxie run on 64-bit Windows (specifically, 64-bit Windows 7)?
Mar 11 2012 at 12:27am Copy Link
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Terry Whitford Yes it runs fine on Windows 7 x64 (I've been using it for a couple of years on Windows 7 x64). There is apparently some minor reduced protection when running on x64 platforms but you would have to talk to the software author to find out exactly what that is,
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VLM Mister Toad, you made me LOL, thank you!!!

Avi S and Terry Whitford - I have written off to the developer at some length about exactly this question, and I have received no response. I'll send off a second request today!
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DrTeeth All the info is on the web site and easily accessible regarding the x64 issue.
Mar 11 2012 at 6:31am Copy Link
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VLM My apology to the vendor, I did write off about x64 limitations, but it was about a different security product.

DrTeeth ... could you please provide a link?
Mar 11 2012 at 6:47am Copy Link
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DrTeeth http://www.sandboxie.com/...BitEdition

Also further links on that page for more info.

Ronen, ayfo atah?
Mar 11 2012 at 8:13am Copy Link
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VLM DrTeeth - Thanks! He has a LOT of pages up there!

And regarding Ronen, hu lo poh!! That's for sure. Hope he is okay!
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Peter C1 You buy a new computer with say Windows 7 installed.

Q1. Can Sandboxie be installed and applied to the entire contents of the BRAND NEW computers harddrive - except for the Registry (which requires access)?

Q2. Does this program also limit the ability of a defragmenter program such as MyDefrag v4.3.1 to realign the harddrive contents?

Q3. Does this Sandboxie conflict with ''sub-sector'' level programs such as HorizonData's Rollback RX or MagiCure Professional
Mar 12 2012 at 12:49am Copy Link
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Doug Atkinson I wish Sandboxie would provide for a SINGLE commercial license. My work computer IS my personal computer - so I can't use the personal license. However, to get the commercial license you have to buy a minimum of TWO licenses.
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John D If I understand this deal correctly, if I buy 2 licenses, I can activate the second on year 2 after the first has expired, therefore getting 2 years of Sandboxie for $15, is this correct? I am installing on multiple home computers also, all mine, so will the "hardware footprint" activation get confused by this issue as the two licenses come with the same code?
Mar 12 2012 at 6:52am Copy Link
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DiggerP Hi tzuk,
Same question as John D.
After I purchased 2 licenses ,I only get 1 key code.
Doesn't make sense to me if 1st one expires after 1 year.
Could you clarify please?
Thanks.
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Peter E Hi tsuk,
I know I posted before ,but I'm not happy with the lack of response on this forum.I appreciate that the difference in time zones probably plays havoc with this forum ,but no response is not good.
Look, I've been licensed since 2005 or so since I believed in your vision of Sandboxie and always had pretty prompt response to problems ,so I'm surprised you're not attending.
As to the licensing question: Had I ordered the 2 purchases as separate transactions ,I would have received 2 license keys.
But as it stands right now ,I only have 1 key.
This is the problem if things are not specifically described.
Does the key expire after 1 year? Can the 2nd portion be activated
on a different machine after the expiry using the same key?
I'm sorry ,but too many unanswered questions.
As it is ,I would advise other purchasers to conduct a separate transaction for each purchase to avoid this confusion.
Frankly .I'm inclined to cancel my purchase if no response is forthcoming.
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Conrad TDI This is a great price for a chance to play with the licensed version of this software. It's not the easiest to use, but the security it affords is amazing.

Well worth the time spent setting up a working configuration!
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VLM Thanks Conrad. I wonder, is there a manual somewhere, or is the documentation limited to the Getting Started tutorial and a bunch of web pages? Thus far, I find that much of this documentation focuses on using the product's features, but lacks basic explanation of what many of these features actually do. One is very much dependent upon one's existing knowledge of how a Windows machine works. And since Sandboxie deals with internals that may be substantially unfamiliar to many people, I suspect that the product presents a rather nightmarish learning curve for many.

Perhaps others have found otherwise?
Mar 12 2012 at 5:08pm Copy Link
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Conrad TDI To VLM:

I haven't played with Sandboxie since my switch to Win7 64-bit a few years ago. For quite a while there was no 64-bit version of Sandboxie, but that has apparently been remedied for quite some time.

As I remember, the default setup was adequate for most basic operations, like Firefox, etc. Where it could get balky was in relation to more complex operations like aftermarket file explorer substitutes or file downloaders. Or, by failing to select the sandboxed browser instead of the normal browser of your choice from the menu.

But, to me, this is NOT really a program for those not willing to do a little study. Without this, it is possible to either bypass the sandbox's safety features or lose saved files by failing to extract them from the sandbox. These functions ARE in the menus, but one has to read them quite thoroughly. :)

I'm planning an exciting Friday night setting up the sandbox in a ramdrive - creating a really fast and safe environment. Doesn't that sound like fun!?

All joking aside - for this price I look at this as great access to a really sophisticated piece of isolation software - easier than a virtual machine, and quite flexible. The forums at sandboxie are quite good, too.
Mar 12 2012 at 5:30pm Copy Link
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VLM Thanks Conrad. I would be most interested ... and I imagine others would be as well ... in how your experience Friday night goes.

Curious ... what are you using to create and maintain your RamDisk(s)? DataRam? ??
Mar 12 2012 at 5:41pm Copy Link
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a a @VLM- for RAMDisk software, I'd recommend SoftPerfect RAMDisk, which happens to be on offer here with 50% discount

http://www.bitsdujour.com...-ram-disk/
Mar 12 2012 at 5:59pm Copy Link
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John D Just found out that the license code for Sandboxie is 5 sets of 5 characters. My confirmation for 2 licenses had 2 of these codes of 5 sets so 2 licenses. Activated Sandboxie with one set so this is confirmed.
Mar 12 2012 at 6:01pm Copy Link
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Conrad TDI I've read of someone else getting this configuration to work, and I believe he was using Gilisoft Ramdisk. I'm not sure which I will use....

I suspect the sandbox-ramdrive setup will work well once I remember to point my browser cache and Sandboxie to the right locations, not default. Though the author of Sandboxie hasn't been around during this sale, he does keep a pretty thorough list of truly incompatible software on his website. Like most enthusiast sites, the locals are willing to walk neophytes through their indoctrination - so I'm not concerned.

In the end, this is truly hobbyist software, offering the rewards of a safer user environment to those willing to flex their brains for a while.....we hope.
Mar 12 2012 at 6:04pm Copy Link
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Roger Thomasson Hi folks, if anybody is still having trouble with multiple license purchases, please send a note to Ronen via the following link:

http://www.sandboxie.com/...tactAuthor

He'll take care of you case-by-case :)

Thanks!

-r
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DiggerP @ John D,

Thanks very much.Just the answer I was waiting for.
I called Cleverbridge and they also told me that I had received 2 keys.
My email mangled it so it looked like 1 long string of 50 alpha-numeric characters.
I also wrote tzuk ,but no answer as yet.
Anyway ,this is solved :)
Mar 12 2012 at 6:47pm Copy Link
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VLM Thanks a a and Conrad. Conrad, I do hope you'll choose to post back following your experiment!
Mar 12 2012 at 6:52pm Copy Link
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Nige Bruce How many PC's will the license apply to?
Oct 12 2012 at 2:27am Copy Link
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Matt Hello. Will the 'Lifetime License' also be on sale? If so, will it also be at a 58% discount? Thank you.
Oct 12 2012 at 5:10am Copy Link
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Amit 1) Someone posted this above in comments -

"Sandbox contents also stay there until manual erasure, even after a reboot. This can be a good thing, as you can test software over a period of time within the sandbox. However, since the erasure isn't automatic, if a piece of malware infects the sandbox, it stays in there until you remember to clear the sandbox, making protection a bit less "automatic" than hard drive virtualizers like Power Shadow. "

So my que is How can I keep for eg. say a portable firefox browser full usage for further use and all contents saved - for future use as well ?
Oct 12 2012 at 5:27am Copy Link
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Roberto I think with reg version you can create many diferent sandboxes. This will solve your problem.
Oct 12 2012 at 6:42am Copy Link
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Danny Will the 'Lifetime License' also be on sale? If so, will it also be at a 58% discount?
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Amit @ Roberto - If u answered my question, its still not clear how to. I would like to not delete what a portable firefox has surfed -all tabs opened + everything in it - for some days, instead of losing it after closing. Can you surely say that can be done with registered version. I will find out by searching myself too.
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Roberto @ Amit - lets see. I created a separate sandbox called "sandbox firefox", downloaded firefox portable and right clicked it and choose Run Sandboxed.

The program ask me where i want to run it, and i can choose the newly created "firefox" sandbox.

All the instalation will remain in the sandbox until you clear it.

My path is somethig like:

C:\Sandbox\DOC01\Firefox\user\current\Mis documentos\Downloads\FirefoxPortable\App\Firefox

you can practice with the free version, but only one sandbox will be allowed.

Just create your installation in the free version under "Sandbox DefaultBox" and imagine that could be a separate sandbox when you buy fhe full version.
Oct 12 2012 at 12:59pm Copy Link
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Roger Thomasson @James

Today's promotion is for the one-year license only.

-r
BitsDuJour Admin - Oct 12 2012 at 4:55pm Copy Link
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HongJun Lin I hope there will be life-time license here.
Oct 13 2012 at 1:45am Copy Link
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Matt Thanks Roger

@Roberto - Thank you for your helpful comments and very helpful video!

I installed the Trial version and whenever I run either Firefox or Internet Explorer, I can't connect to websites. I get a 'Unable to connect' message within Firefox and a similar message in IE. I don't have any problems going to websites when I run either Firefox or IE outside of Sandboxie.

I wonder if anyone knows what might be wrong?

Thank you.
Oct 13 2012 at 1:56am Copy Link
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Amit thanks man. will try.
Oct 13 2012 at 6:53am Copy Link
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govertz What happens when the one year license expires, does the software stop working??
Oct 14 2012 at 5:14am Copy Link
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Danny I was more interested in liftime upgrade fully licensed version. One year subscription to which I have nothing. Sorry, but this let me pass from me!
Oct 14 2012 at 5:38am Copy Link
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Matt Has anybody tried to contact the developer?

I've attempted to contact him through the Sandboxie website and I've never received any replies.

Looks like he doesn't reply to questions here on BDJ either.
Oct 14 2012 at 12:09pm Copy Link
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William Diacheysn Still cheaper to run questionable programs in a virtual machine if you have to update the license every year, for that reason I pass on this one, if it was the lifetime license I would be a lot more impressed and probably buy that.
Oct 15 2012 at 6:19am Copy Link
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Danny For everything belongs to what. But I cannot understand that a one year subscription in place and No Deal with the BDJ liftime licence!!!
Oct 15 2012 at 6:40am Copy Link
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Chad Biggerstaff I'd be up for 25% off on a lifetime license, not going to go for year license(s). If there's a coupon code or something for such let me know.
Oct 15 2012 at 7:43am Copy Link
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Matt Unless you have a life expectancy of 5 years or less, buy the lifetime license. And there is no hurry to buy a lifetime license, because that license never seems to go on sale. You can purchase that one anytime.

The developer still has not replied to my emails and doesn't seem to reply to questions here either.

I still can't understand a 1-year license scheme on software of this type. It's not like it's an anti-virus or anti-malware program.

Maybe this sale is just being used as an advertisement to draw you to purchase the lifetime license at full price. Who knows?
Oct 15 2012 at 7:58am Copy Link
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Roderick Nicolson I've been using the trial version of this product for some time now. It's worked flawlessly on my computer and does everything it says it will. I like the simplicity and ease of use.
I have Kaspersky Internet Security which also has a sandbox but found it too difficult and confusing to use.
As for the license, I believe the one year is for updates. The software itself will continue for it's lifetime. Perhaps the owners will confirm this.
Oct 15 2012 at 8:37am Copy Link
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Nige Bruce The total lack of response from the developer to my initial question above and the absence of a lifetime license offer has convinced me this is not a worthwhile offer. Sandboxie are notorious for not discounting their lifetime license it would seem, judging from the FAQ on the website, they don't even offer a discount for charities. So I think I'll pass on this one, shame as it's a very good piece of software.
Oct 15 2012 at 8:50am Copy Link
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Lito Read their FAQ on the site, the license is for 1 year of use and updates. If you don't want the program expiring on you yearly you will need to buy a lifetime one.

The policy listed on this site clearly states you are paying for 1 year of usage of the program:
"Sandboxie Personal One-Year License may be used for 12 months."
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Sputnik My personal advice concerning Sandboxie Personal One-Year License : DON'T BUY IT !!!

Why ?

Because it is really better to buy the lifetime licence which is worth the price.

There are a couple of very good softwares that offers such a lifetime licence (like Malwarebyte's) and Sandboxie is really one of them.
Oct 15 2012 at 10:40am Copy Link
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Danny @Robert Tardif,

You speak my thought here! Was not planning to buy precisely for the reason that you mentioned! Frustrating is that the representative of this software gives no answers. Apparently he/she has no good argument for answers!
Oct 15 2012 at 11:09am Copy Link
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Roger Thomasson Folks, I'll say it again, there isn't going to be a discount for the lifetime license. So save your fingers some repetitive stress and stop asking :)

Please note, we don't expect our vendors to answer questions that have already been answered on the BDJ promo page.

As the policy tab clearly states:

"Sandboxie Personal One-Year License may be used for 12 months."

That means yes, it'll stop working after a year.

If you're dead set on the lifetime license, feel free to click over to the Sandboxie website where you'll find it available for a very reasonable $39.44.

http://www.sandboxie.com/...rSandboxie
BitsDuJour Admin - Oct 15 2012 at 11:37am Copy Link
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Sputnik @Roger Thomasson

You are perfectly right when you say that this price of $39.44 for the lifetime license is reasonable.

Hey, it's a one time fee and you get all the future upgrades free afterwhile.

If you avoid buying this one year license at $7.50 and get right now the lifetime license, it is like if you were saving 20% compared to someone who would buy the one year license first and the lifetime license a year or more later...

Personally I don't ask for a deal on the lifetime license because I already own such a license and I never regretted to buy it.
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Matt @Robert Tardif

Your enthusiasm towards Sandboxie and the lifetime license is very encouraging. And I would agree with you in avoiding the one year license and going directly for the lifetime license.

But what discourages me is the developer not answering questions here on BDJ. I can understand the developer not answering repetitive questions concerning 'discounts on lifetime licenses', but I posted a question above concerning problems I've encountered in using a basic feature of Sandboxie. I've also emailed the developer concerning this and my questions remained unanswered.

Looking at the current comments and the '134 older comments', the developer has failed to answer 1 single question.

If the developer won't answer pre-purchase questions here on BDJ and won't reply to email, what will his response be after the sale?
Oct 15 2012 at 1:53pm Copy Link
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Roger Thomasson Ok, turns out the 1-year license doesn't stop working, but rather reverts to 'free' mode.

From Ronen, the developer:

"The software can be used for free indefinitely without ever getting a license, so if one does have a license and it expires, the software simply goes back to free mode and you can keep using it without an active license... The free version is missing the automatic sandboxing feature ("forced programs") and the option to run programs in more than one sandbox at the same time. Also, there is a nag screen occasionally."
BitsDuJour Admin - Oct 15 2012 at 2:01pm Copy Link
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Roger Thomasson @ James

We don't require vendors to participate in these BDJ conversations. The majority choose to, but for a number of reasons some do not. It's up to you whether or not you want to draw a correlation between responsiveness here and how responsive a developer is via his/her established support channels, but bear in mind that you could be grossly mistaken.
BitsDuJour Admin - Oct 15 2012 at 2:06pm Copy Link
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Matt Thanks Roger. I now see that the developer seems to be very active on his forum.
Oct 15 2012 at 2:50pm Copy Link
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Roger Thomasson @ James

Unfortunately it's getting very late over in Ronen's neck of the woods, but he wanted to let everybody know that the Sandboxie forum doesn't require a subscription to utilize and recommended customers direct their questions there.

http://www.sandboxie.com/phpbb/
BitsDuJour Admin - Oct 15 2012 at 3:06pm Copy Link
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Matt Thanks Roger for checking this out! I'll direct my questions there. Sandboxie seems to be a really good deal. I'm sure I'll be purchasing soon!
Oct 15 2012 at 3:31pm Copy Link
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Wiggle Hi, will you make a deal for Sandboxie lifetime license? Awesome software.
Mar 7 2013 at 12:34am Copy Link
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Dave Smith This link doesn't work - 26 Nov 2013.
Price is the regular full price and not $17.72!
Nov 27 2013 at 4:57am Copy Link
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Constantin Florea @Dave Smith - I am sorry for the issue. The old price ($17.72) was the regular price we had on file for this promotion since last time we promoted it. It seems the vendor changed the regular price since then but we didn't get to update it until today. The regular price is now updated accordingly.
BitsDuJour Admin - Nov 27 2013 at 5:02am Copy Link
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Mappi75 Great news - waiting for the sale a long time! :D
Jan 14 2016 at 8:25am Copy Link
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Preston Mitchell SANDBOXIE is a VITAL SECURITY TOOL!

I used Sandboxie for several years now. It is essential security software.

The Sandboxie 'sandboxed' browser saved my PC numerous times from virus attacks during the course of doing Internet research and visiting websites with 'unknown' reputations. Surfing from inside a 'sandboxed' browser prevents the 'nasties' from infiltrating your PC system.

Sandboxie also is highly useful for performing 'test' installs of Free or dubious software. Perform a sandboxed installation...and if the software proves to be buggy or malware, no harm done to your system.

$21 is an ULTRA cheap price for the high level of security provided by Sandboxie.
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Roderick Nicolson I bought Sandboxie on here before and after one year, to my surprise, it returned to a trial version. I lost the use of a number of programs I had running under it - could no longer run them.
Was that a different offering and can you assure the above won't happen with this version?

Thanks.
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Sandboxie Hello All, We are very excited to partner with BitsDuJour and run this promotion. The promotion is available for all home use or formerly known as personal license through the purchase of a lifetime license (most popular) or as a 1 year term license.

Preston, Thank you very much!

Roderick, regarding the license timing out on you. I am sorry that had happened, but if you purchase the lifetime license, there will be no timeout. The license is good on the current and future versions of the software.

Best regards and safe computing,

Sandboxie
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Sandboxie User @Roderick NicholsonThere is no difference in the software from the Shareware version to the paid version other than Forced folders / programs and the ability to have multiple Sandboxes active. Users find these options very valuable and never have to think about web browsing if they are sandboxed or not.

There is no trial version.

The Shareware version is fully functional. The code is the same. When you pay for SBIE, you get the shareware version, the key unlocks those 3 things mentioned above. (and no Nag screen!)

What programs did you lose the use of and how? Sandboxie does not control any of the programs, SBIE only provides the sandboxed container for which the programs run in.

On occasion, Some programs simply cannot be sandboxed (isolated- either installed directly into a Sandbox or run as sandboxed) and SBIE may not work with all antivirus programs as they interfere. We maintain a list of programs known to cause conflict, and it's updated all the time. http://www.sandboxie.com/...nConflicts
Jan 16 2016 at 9:33am Copy Link
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Danny The best of the best!
Jan 17 2016 at 12:31am Copy Link
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Isaac User Clicked 3U lifetime purchase and choose paypal and prompt me this:
"Processing delayed

We have received your order and it is undergoing normal, manual processing, which will be completed within the next hour. In exceptional cases, the process may last longer.
Nonetheless, upon completion of the manual processing, you will receive an email with further information about your order. Please do not place another order until you have received a confirmation email from us about this order or you may be billed twice.
Thank you for your patience and understanding."

Then got an email confirmation, clicked the Paypal link and make payment.


Pay via paypal and redirects me to this:

"This page is not accessible right now.

The system is currently undergoing maintenance. We apologize for the inconvenience and ask you to continue your order once the upgrade has been completed.
This window will automatically show the requested page, once our systems are fully available again. Alternatively, you can regularly refresh this page.
We apologize for the delay and thank you for your understanding."

Sorry, something wrong with your system? OR is this there something shady/scamy going on?
Jan 17 2016 at 1:04am Copy Link
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Flavius CRISTE Hello everybody!
Is Sandboxie tied to the computer's hardware? Cause I change quite often the video card and sometimes the SSD (I always put a larger one). (will be me that I am lazy, but) I can't find this info on Sandoxie's website.

Thanks everybody who answers, have a nice sunday!
Jan 17 2016 at 2:47am Copy Link
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Roberto I'm an old time customer of sandboxie. This is a must have.

I'll repeat again...

THIS IS A MUST HAVE.
Jan 17 2016 at 2:48am Copy Link
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Wiggle Does Sandboxie allow user to choose their favorite browsers? I don't use Mozilla Firefox but Opera Mini. So, how to do that? Thanks.
Jan 17 2016 at 5:58am Copy Link
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Mappi75 No chance to get the 5pc license?
Need more for VM's - thanks!
Jan 17 2016 at 6:20am Copy Link
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CFGuy Hi - Question for Sandboxie Rep (and any Sandboxie users), what are the advantages of this type of program compared to a "time-machine-type" program such as "Rollback Rx" or "AX64 Time Machine"? Thanks, -Cfguy
Jan 17 2016 at 7:51am Copy Link
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Emil Kucera Trying to purchase, get the message
"The connection to www.cleverbridge.com was interrupted while the page was loading. The page you are trying to view cannot be shown because the authenticity of the received data could not be verified.
Please contact the website owners to inform them of this problem."
Anybody else having the prob? Will it be fixed in time to get the deal?
Jan 17 2016 at 8:26am Copy Link
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Roderick Nicolson Cannot remember which programs they were but I do remember it was a pivotal moment. I believe I sent Sandboxie a couple of emails about it. Nothing important happened otherwise I would remember. I stopped using it after that as I could not do anything with it. Perhaps the downgrade had some critical affect on the window's system. Wish I could remember the details but cannot.

As adviced, getting a lifetime license could hopefully be the answer.

Oh! ActualIy I do however remember having Kaspersky and being told their was a conflict between Sandboxie and Kaspersky. Is this still the case? I still use Kaspersky, although Kaspersky no longer creates a secured perimeter for installing software etc. So perhaps the conflict has been eliminated.
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Sandboxie User Sandboxie is an isolation program. If the program requires a driver or a service to be installed, it won't work.
Jan 17 2016 at 10:13am Copy Link
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lisba f I was ready to purchase, but disappointed reading above about that huge number of conflicts/problems!
(http://www.sandboxie.com/...nConflicts)
Jan 17 2016 at 11:25am Copy Link
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Sandboxie User Not a huge number, there are dozens and dozens of A/V products that do work, but some that conflict with SBIE. We cannot lower or compromise SBIE for A/V product "X" to work. Simply cannot. Your primary defense is SBIE, then an A/V product of your choice. Windows Defender / Live Essentials is all you need. Why? Again, you're sandboxed. Nothing has been ever confirmed to escape that. Something A/V companies, even the best..cannot stop. SBIE doesn't stop or detect. It sandboxes and isolates. Many programs have programs that cause issues. We choose to be upfront and list that.
Jan 17 2016 at 12:37pm Copy Link
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Craig S. Sandboxie User writes: "Your primary defense is SBIE, then an A/V product of your choice. Windows Defender / Live Essentials is all you need. Why? Again, you're sandboxed. Nothing has been ever confirmed to escape that."

This may be true, but part of the stated usage of Sandboxie is to test programs that might be suspicious / infected. However, some virus/malware is difficult to spot symptomatically. Therefore, if one can't scan with an A/V / Malware tool before taking something out of the sandbox, how can you really be sure it's safe to do so? I guess I'm a little confused...seems like there's still a risk to get infected if I can scan for malware/virus within the sandbox before moving/installing to regular system (again, assuming one has an AV / malware program that is considered incompatible.)
Jan 17 2016 at 1:40pm Copy Link
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Sandboxie User Sandboxie is not antivirus.Sandboxie is your primary defense, you can supplement with A/V that is compatible (many many are) but it also comes down to user common sense. That's your best defense. You can use SBIE, A/V and also use a VM. Nothing is 100%, so if you are testing unknown software or visiting suspect sites, then you have a risk. While nothing has been known to escape a sandbox, you should always delete the contents of that sandbox regularly. A/V is far from 100% effective in detection, and you have to rely on known threats. SBIE doesn't detect, stop, remediate any of that. What's in your sandbox, is there in the sandbox. But your browser on your host and/or your host machine is safe and nothing is changed or written to that. If you need more info, read this link bit.ly/sbieprotect
Jan 17 2016 at 1:59pm Copy Link
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Emil Kucera Answering my own question - the problem was with my browser, not with the site, sorry.
Jan 17 2016 at 3:50pm Copy Link
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_*_ I went to pay and wanted to use PayPal. However, your checkout still requires the user to give all personal information to make the purchase.

Your motto of, "Trust No Program" can be applied to sites that require personal information when using PayPal, "Trust No Checkout". Especially one that does not honor how PayPal works to keep personal information private.

Is there a way to pay directly through PayPal to secure this deal?

I am looking at the 3 computer lifetime license.

Thanks
Jan 17 2016 at 3:55pm Copy Link
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Tortuga Hi,
I am in the process of buying a 3PC Lifetime license.
I just wanted to make sure ESET is compatible. (Sorry, will read all the incompatibility page later, don't have time now, otherwise will miss the deadline).

N.B.: It would be clearer if "Sandboxie User" logged in as the company so the logo appears on the right of the posts, so everybody understands _IT IS_ the company, now it appears as a regular user ...
Peace
Jan 17 2016 at 11:10pm Copy Link
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Mappi75 According to the buying problems will you make tomrrow a sale too?

Need an answer to getting a 5 pc license.
Jan 18 2016 at 12:45am Copy Link
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Sandboxie User We have no control over the Payment processor or their security requirements. You would need to contact CleverBridge directly. They do accept PayPal.
Jan 18 2016 at 12:45am Copy Link
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J S Lets hope that Sandboxie support personnel (from the Vendor, with name displayed in GREEN ink) who did reply to Preston & Roderick WiLL REPLY TO ALL OF THE OTHER PEOPLE's QUESTiONS THAT HAVE BEEN ASKED so far.

There are 20 Comments and most of the BdJ User's are expecting some sort of reply.

I do have Two (2) QUESTiONs:

Q1. if you purchase the 3 PC License version: Does the buyer receive 3 DIFFERENT Product Keys, OR, Just the One (1) Product Key (which can be used on three (3) different PC's)?

I'll explain my reasons for the question once I have received an answer.

Q2. Again referring to the three (3) PC License deal: Do all 3 PC's have to be in the one house/apartment (for example linked to an iP Address), OR, is the Buyer at liberty to give one of the Product Keys to a relative or extremely close friend?

Many thanks in anticipation of eventual answers from the Vendor "Sandboxie".
Jan 18 2016 at 2:37am Copy Link
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Roderick Nicolson Just a reply to a statement made earlier by the vendor:
You should not be telling us to compromise our antivirus programs so that Sandboxie will work. Sandboxie does not do the job of an antivirus program and indeed cannot protect our systems in the same way that they do (sandboxie does a good job at what it is meant to do but that does not justify the removal or replacement of our antivirus programs so it will function). And it simply isn't your place to tell us to swap one antivirus program for another.

Most of us have spent years discovering which antivirus programs work best for us, and yet you advocate tossing them aside (Hey! We paid money for those too. I have just started a two year contract with Kaspersky. I cannot just toss it aside so Sandboxie will work for me. It really does sound at times as if you are making excuses for these incompatabilities.
I don't know which programs are at fault for these incompatabilities, but it does seem strange to me that it is Sandboxie that is the one that is incompatible with all the other programs. This suggests the problem really lies with sandboxie and not the other way round. Most other vendors find solution (have to); perhaps it is time you found some solutions for compatibility problem too.

You also said 'no compromise'. Are you saying that the other vendors do? I know for a fact that Kaspersky is a very professional, efficient, and a diligent organisation. I doubt very much that they would compromise but they do sort out compatability problems. I have experienced it two or three times now.
Jan 18 2016 at 6:26am Copy Link
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Sandboxie User As this is not a Sandboxie.com site, Questions are moderated here and difficult for us to respond. You can email supportsandboxie.com for answers. As for licensing. You will receive (1) key for up to (3) machines that you own. VMs count as a machine and require a valid license much like Microsoft and any other software requires. Keys are non-transferable per the Sandboxie EULA. Should you run into any key issues, they can be quickly addressed via email at supportsandboxie.com - Any questions should be sent there. Technical Support is handled us the User Support Forums here http://forums.sandboxie.com/phpBB3/
Jan 18 2016 at 6:42am Copy Link
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_*_ A note to those interested in this software.

I purchased a copy 1/18/2016 and installed the software. upon install it displayed a window showing multiple conflicts with already installed software.
Upon a restart of my system another program (SpyShelter) threw an error of incompatibility.
I uninstalled the software, contacted CleverBridge and asked for a refund.

It may be a great program; I will never know as I am not going to remove/disable several other programs to find out.
Jan 19 2016 at 3:56am Copy Link
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singularity oops! missed it :(
Jan 19 2016 at 10:37am Copy Link
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Sandboxie User Once you're running in a sandbox, those programs are really redundant. Why? Antivirus (A/V) alone will not protect you like sandbox isolation can. A/V products require a subscription and the hope they will detect and update the detection files and heuristics before a threat writes to your machine - all this is done on your machine.

With Sandboxie, you never had to worry about that. If surfing / email client is run under the authority of Sandboxie. If you do get a virus/malware or ransom ware. You simply delete the contents of your sandbox and start your browser or email client again.

Virus remediation/removal isn’t needed. Your host machine is never written too and our browser is never touched. Ever. This also works in keeping your private files and folders hidden from 3rd party website and programs already on your machine.

Your primary defense should be Sandboxie, then Antivirus. It’s been proven many, many times over the 13 years that nothing can escape a sandbox and harm your computer. With Antivirus, no one can even make that claim
Jan 19 2016 at 11:22am Copy Link
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