Since Sandboxie integrates into the OS, it can do what it does without risk of being circumvented. Applications can never access hardware such as disk storage directly, they have to ask the OS to do it for them.
After that, we ll start getting new releases.Sandboxie extends the operating system (OS) with sandboxing capabilities by blending into it. Also, Tom will finish setting things up in in early May. It's going to take a while before it happens, but we will have a new Sandboxie forum in the future. I know Tom is researching various forum options to host a new sandboxie forum. At Google, we can use the following to search: The information is indexed in Search forums. Here is the link to the old Sandboxie forum. Hopefully they change their mind, at least partially, so this links won't be taken down as they are very useful. Sophos said they will close the website in the Fall of 2020. I think we got a jewel here, because what he brings and represent is what I think most of us old Sandboxie users want for SBIE. I saw trust and continuity next to Sandboxie. When Curt told me about Tom’s plans, it sounded so good and in that instant, Sandboxie’s future started to look clear and seeing ahead, I liked what I saw. Personally, I want Sandboxie to remain what it is, and I believe that’s what Tom has in mind.
In my view, he is the perfect fit for carrying on Sandboxie's legacy. And that he would do what he can to keep it alive for as long as he can. He told them that it would be hard to imagine using his computer without Sandboxie and wouldn't know what to do for replacement (he sounds like us, the users). They told him that they wanted someone that has the best interest of sandboxie in mind to manage the source code and future releases. We can trust him not just because of his previous involvement in developing Sandboxie but also because Sophos asked Tom to manage the sandboxie open source code and releases on github. With him, the transition from before to now (open source) feels seamless, thats how I feel, it feels natural. He is a solid link between the old Sandboxie and the new Sandboxie, a link we can trust. He knows and uses Sandboxie, loves Sandboxie, worked on Sandboxie for years, and plans to continue it’s legacy. I think what's special about this project is the sense of continuity that comes along with Tom’s involvement. The cert will be associated to “Sandboxie Technologies”, a new company founded by Tom for this purpose.
His builds are going to comply with Microsoft driver signing requirements.
He is going to make real builds with real certificates. I think this is the right time to create this thread, a thread dedicated to Tom Brown’s Sandboxie Open source project.
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