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Updated to ver 87.0,incompatible Sandboxie,Windows 7

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Sandboxie will not launch with the latest FF version 87.0 I am running win7 Please help,thanks!

Sandboxie will not launch with the latest FF version 87.0 I am running win7 Please help,thanks!

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I just discovered that I can't launch FF ver 87.0 in a separate folder which I had made for FF. If I launch it in the original 'DefaultBox' folder,it opens sandboxed okay. I made two Sandboxie folders so I wouldn't have to close my browser and my email if my browser was high- jacked on a webpage,which has happened now and then. The question remains though,why can't I launch FF in the special Sandboxie folder? Oh well,I am just happy I can run FF sandboxed again. Sorry for the bother.

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I just discovered that I can't launch FF ver 87.0 in a separate folder which I had made for FF. If I launch it in the original 'DefaultBox' folder,it opens sandboxed okay. I made two Sandboxie folders so I wouldn't have to close my browser and my email if my browser was high- jacked on a webpage,which has happened now and then. The question remains though,why can't I launch FF in the special Sandboxie folder? Oh well,I am just happy I can run FF sandboxed again. Sorry for the bother.