Sandboxie-Plus + MajorPrivacy Bundle "Eternal License" ?

[kerouanton]

Hello all,

I'm a long-time Sandboxie user (I first purchased a license in 2008), and I greatly appreciate the continued development of Sandboxie-Plus. I'm considering purchasing the Eternal license to support this project.

However, with the release of MajorPrivacy approaching, I was wondering:

- Will there also be an *Eternal license* for MajorPrivacy?
- Would you consider offering a *bundle* for users who wish to support both products (Sandboxie-Plus and MajorPrivacy), possibly even including TaskExplorer?

I’m just a private individual, not a company — but I’d gladly invest in a well-designed lifetime offer that supports the entire toolset you are building.

Thanks for your hard work and for any info you can share.

Best regards,
Bruno

 

[bastik-1001]

Just in case you are wondering. I moved the discussion to Sandboxie-Plus and then back to the discussion of MajorPrivacy, to link from the Sandboxie-Plus discussion, since the thread covers both software products, but is mostly about MajorPrivacy.

 

[bastik-1001]

Would you consider offering a *bundle* for users who wish to support both products (Sandboxie-Plus and MajorPrivacy), possibly even including TaskExplorer?

Each works on their own, but I also think the three tools can work hand in hand. TaskExplorer is aware of Sandboxie and can show information about the sandbox a sandboxed process is running in. Maybe users can be made aware if that is "advertised" as a bundle. MajorPrivacy can protect Sandboxie and the software it uses and be another level of restriction to sandboxed software. Sandboxie can probably provide some isolation/virtualization to and for MajorPrivacy.

Even though TaskExplorer is free and does not offer paid features, it may still be mentioned in a bundle.

Having a combined price for Sandboxie-Plus and MajorPrivacy, seems like a good idea to me, since people may want to use both tools, but don't want to pay for both licenses individually.

BTW, this is just me expressing my thoughts. I am not involved in any decision on this, if one might wonder.