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Sandboxie-Plus 1.17.4 / 5.72.4 introduces several improvements focused on compatibility, security, and overall stability. This update adds new controls for handling local loopback communication with the introduction of the BlockLocalLoop=y option, allowing users to explicitly block applications running inside a sandbox from connecting to services on the host through the local loopback interface. To improve compatibility with modern desktop frameworks, Sandboxie-Plus now includes automatic...
MajorPrivacy version 0.99.7 focuses on stability improvements, architectural refinements, and significant progress toward a more complete volume management workflow. This release resolves several issues affecting reliability and configuration handling, while also introducing major new functionality for encrypted volume management and modernizing internal communication between the graphical interface and the system service. A number of stability problems have been addressed in this update...
DiskCryptor version 1.4.1 (build 850.118.206) introduces a number of significant improvements to the EFI bootloader, Secure Boot integration, and command-line tooling. This release continues the ongoing effort to modernize DiskCryptor’s pre-boot environment and to improve compatibility with current firmware, storage, and platform configurations. The command-line tool dccon has been extended with new functionality for EFI-based deployments. Two new commands, -mkefipxe and -mkefiiso, allow...
TaskExplorer 1.7.1 is a focused maintenance and refinement release that further improves update handling, stability, and process protection. This version introduces a new Sandboxie-style online updater, allowing TaskExplorer to check for and apply updates directly, simplifying maintenance and keeping installations current with minimal user effort. Several internal behaviors have been refined. The “Reset all Panels” function has been improved to behave more consistently and predictably...
A copy of the Sandboxie documentation is hosted on GitHub, where you can contribute by providing additions to it. Contribution to the project can make you eligible for a contributor certificate. Contributors are meant to follow a code of conduct. On how to apply a supporter certificate.
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