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Implement Registry Viewer / Editor with export option per sandbox #60
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possible sure but not super high priority |
@gjf I haven't tried this tool in the context you request, but it could possibly be helpful: Please let us all know if it helps for this task. |
@Gitoffthelawn I know about a number of registry comparison utilities - but we don't need them in this context as a RegHive is a difference in fact. |
Would it be sufficient for you to have an option when right clicking on a sandbox to "export registry to file" that would mount the hive and dump it to a *.reg file? |
My take is that is perfect. I wouldn't personally care since I long ago wrote some Python to mount the reg, export it, and also to sanitize it, removing the many redundant keys. Especially the ones sandboxie creates, but also irrelevant ones like MuiCache. In fact this is one of my top uses for Sandboxie, I can quickly see just what an app added to the registry. I know about reg diff tools. Using Sandboxie is better, especially since I would have run an app through it anyway. |
I think yes. |
I tried some registry monitoring apps under Sandboxie-Plus and all of them has their own issue(s):
Being able to view registry changes from Sandboxie-Plus directly would be nice. Also there is old (abandoned) utility called SandboxDiff I think? I never use it so I don't know how it works but it can be a perfect example to implement it to Sandboxie-Plus. EDIT: Forgot to mention that I'm using Windows 10 LTSC x64 (v1809 based Windows). |
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Ah, now I understand. I thought EDIT: Apparently RegistryViewer is also avaiable, can tree view the registry hive and export to .reg file. |
Would've been nice if the sources were available too, and not just a binary. |
@stdedos Full documentation: here. The only drawbacks I've noticed so far:
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For everyone else that's bored to do accounts etc: SandboxToys2.zip |
This would be very helpful. |
Hello |
Some tools are already mentioned above. You may need to load the registry hive file manually (located in sandbox folder). |
"SandboxDiff" utility works very well to see File and Registry changes in Sandboxie. It's a old utility but works like a charm for what was made! SandboxDiff download here: https://vetusware.com/download/SandboxDiff/?id=16918 |
Yes - however IIRC there's no source code anywhere 😕 |
https://github.com/user336598776/Convert-Sandboxie-RegHive-to-reg-file Download 1: https://github.com/user336598776/Convert-Sandboxie-RegHive-to-reg-file/releases [Usage] |
Greetings. The most recent reference I can find for binmay.exe (outside of GitHub pages which may just be copies of the old site) for that useful too is: By any chance are you the original author or know where this tool is available from the original author? Thank you. |
you can download binmay.exe from here now: this exe is very old(20110615), the official site is down. the sha256 of "binmay.exe" file is: |
Test this update: https://github.com/blap/SandboxToys2/releases |
Your update solved that issue, thank you @blap! reports for v2.1Further errors / typos(operating system: Windows 10 21H2 x64)
It can be triggered in the following situations:
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Updated. |
Sorry for the spam, thank you @blap ❤️ |
A small and extremely low priority feature request.
Sandboxie is nice in comparison of file created by some program inside. But it's a little bit tricky to see registry modification caused by sanboxed file.
I have solved the problem in following quick'n'dirty batch file that should be used for RegHive taken from appropriate sandbox:
Is it possible to implement natively a possibility of viewing such registry changes inside sandbox in a program itself?
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