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Sandboxie (64-bit)

Sandboxie Classic 5.73.0 (64-bit)

  -  3 MB  -  Open Source

Sometimes latest versions of the software can cause issues when installed on older devices or devices running an older version of the operating system.

Software makers usually fix these issues but it can take them some time. What you can do in the meantime is to download and install an older version of Sandboxie Classic 5.73.0 (64-bit).


For those interested in downloading the most recent release of Sandboxie (64-bit) or reading our review, simply click here.


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What's new in this version:

- Sandboxie-Plus 1.18.0 / Sandboxie 5.73.0 focuses on improving everyday usability, responsiveness, and Chromium browser compatibility, with particular attention given to one of the most frequently requested scenarios: sharing an existing browser profile between the host and a sandbox.
- The most significant work in this release addresses long-standing issues affecting Chromium-based browsers such as Chrome, Edge, Brave, and other derivatives when using the host profile from within a sandbox. Previous versions could trigger browser setting resets due to Chromium's Secure Preferences protection, making profile sharing unreliable. This release introduces a compatibility workaround that preserves browser settings and extensions when a host profile is accessed from inside a sandbox, eliminating one of the biggest obstacles to this workflow. In addition, Sandboxie now properly supports Chromium's elevation service and the required DPAPI handling, allowing sandboxed browsers to access host credentials, cookies, passwords, and other protected data when the appropriate compatibility template is enabled. Together, these improvements make running a sandboxed browser against an existing host profile far more practical and transparent than before.
- Recovery functionality has also received several improvements. RecoverFolder and AutoRecoverIgnore patterns now support wildcards, including recursive matching, providing much more flexible recovery configuration. AutoRecoverIgnore rules can now also be applied to the Quick Recovery dialog, while recovery handling itself has been refined to avoid unnecessary dialog closures and to provide a more consistent deletion workflow. Several issues affecting Immediate Recovery have been resolved as well, including problems caused by path casing differences and situations where recovery could become permanently suspended.
- The SandMan user interface has been improved with pending-change highlighting in the Options and Settings dialogs. Responsiveness has also been significantly improved during periods of heavy Sandboxie logging by batching UI updates and reducing rendering overhead.
- The crash dump mechanism has also been completely reworked. The new crash reporter provides a more streamlined experience and, if the user chooses, can automatically submit crash reports together with an optional comment, making it much easier to provide useful feedback and helping identify and resolve issues more quickly.
- This release further resolves several smaller but noticeable issues throughout the project, including cleaner handling of expected system account lookups, correct display of network paths in notifications, and numerous fixes that improve overall stability and polish.
- Overall, version 1.18.0 delivers a substantial quality-of-life update, with the new Chromium profile compatibility work standing out as a major improvement for users who rely on sharing their existing browser environment between the host system and Sandboxie.