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Outlook call a browser that is already open in Sandboxie

BilleBarrett

There is still a problem with Microsoft outlook, when I click on a link and my browser (Chrome, Firefox etc.) is already open(in Sandboxie 5.31.6) and I am logged into my dashboard or Facebook or PayPal

Outlook will no longer pass the link 

This started with Sandboxie 5.31.4 

My only work around it to open Chrome for instance to the google search page, then I can click on outlook links and they will open>

Or just click on a link in outlook and it opens Chrome (My default) browser, I can then open all my other site that require log ins.

Can anyone look at this problem, I have several clients complaining about it

Thank you

Bill e. Barrett

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    I have a similar problem: 

    (while having the default browser - Vivaldi/Chromium - opened in a sandbox // while using Outlook normally, so not sandboxed)

    when clicking on a link in Outlook 2003, it opens a default browser window (which is Vivaldi, sandboxed) for a second, then the browser window disappears. 

    I am only able to open a link from an email in the sandboxed browser by editing the email message, copying from there the link URL and then pasting it into the sandboxed browser.

    If I first close all instances of the default sandboxed browser, then I can open the link from the email normally: it opens automatically in a non-sandboxed browser window.

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    I have a similar problem: 

    (while having the default browser - Vivaldi/Chromium - opened in a sandbox // while using Outlook normally, so not sandboxed)

    when clicking on a link in Outlook 2003, it opens a default browser window (which is Vivaldi, sandboxed) for a second, then the browser window disappears. 

    I am only able to open a link from an email in the sandboxed browser by editing the email message, copying from there the link URL and then pasting it into the sandboxed browser.

    If I first close all instances of the default sandboxed browser, then I can open the link from the email normally: it opens automatically in a non-sandboxed browser window.

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