Program Compatibility Templates [non-security programs]

[APMichael]

Updated settings for Firefox add-on uBlock Origin:

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OpenFilePath=firefox.exe,%AppData%\Mozilla\Firefox\Profiles\*\browser-extension-data\uBlock0@raymondhill.net\storage.js
OpenFilePath=firefox.exe,%AppData%\Mozilla\Firefox\Profiles\*\storage\default\moz-extension+++*\idb\1671402671ueBglaorcokt0SCeahc.*

[Bertus]

I always run firefox in a sandbox.For some sites I want to preserve the cookie.
In order to do this I enable the "Allow direct access to firefox cookies" setting but this doesn't seem to work with the new Firefox quantum.
To make it work I also have to create an OpenFilePath to the webappsstore.sqlite in the firefox profile folder.
My new "Allow direct access to firefox cookies" template:

[Template_Local_Firefox_Cookies_DirectAccess]
OpenFilePath=firefox.exe,%Tmpl.Firefox%\cookies*
OpenFilePath=firefox.exe,%Tmpl.Firefox%\webappsstore*
Tmpl.Title=Template_Local_Firefox_Cookies_DirectAccess
Tmpl.Class=Local

[APMichael]

Updated template for Firefox 58.0:

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[Template_Firefox_Phishing_DirectAccess]
Tmpl.Title=#4337,Firefox/Waterfox/Pale Moon
Tmpl.Class=WebBrowser
ProcessGroup=<FirefoxPrograms>,firefox.exe,waterfox.exe,palemoon.exe
OpenFilePath=<FirefoxPrograms>,%USERPROFILE%\*\blocklist*
OpenFilePath=<FirefoxPrograms>,%USERPROFILE%\*\cert*.db
OpenFilePath=<FirefoxPrograms>,%USERPROFILE%\*\safebrowsing*

[C3CvUJugtI3eMv]

Good morning. I am not sure is somebody already reported this issue.
But default application rule :
Application -> Web browser -> Firefox -> Allow direct access Firefox to passwords
dosn`t work anymore.
To fix it need to change default rule :

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OpenFilePath=firefox.exe,%Tmpl.Firefox%\key3.db

to :

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OpenFilePath=firefox.exe,%Tmpl.Firefox%\key4.db

[Barb@Invincea]

Hello C3CvUJugtI3eMv ,

Thanks for the update. We will look into it.

Merging the thread with the templates topic.

Regards,
Barb.-

[Guest10]

The Chrome Phishing template in templates.ini, as it is now:

[Template_Chrome_Phishing_DirectAccess]
Tmpl.Title=#4337,Google Chrome
Tmpl.Class=WebBrowser
ProcessGroup=<ChromePrograms>,chrome.exe,dragon.exe,iron.exe,opera.exe,maxthon.exe,vivaldi.exe,neon.exe
OpenFilePath=<ChromePrograms>,%Local AppData%\Google\Chrome\User Data\Safe Browsing*
OpenFilePath=<ChromePrograms>,%Local AppData%\Google\Chrome\User Data\Certificate Revocation Lists


I seldom use Chrome, but I noticed that Chrome's "Safe Browsing" files were not being updated outside of the sandbox.
Also, I do not have a "Certificate Revocation Lists" folder, as listed in the last exception above.


I have added these settings to the configuration of my Chrome sandbox, to allow these items to be updated outside of the sandbox:

OpenFilePath=chrome.exe,%Local AppData%\Google\Chrome\User Data\Safe Browsing\
OpenFilePath=chrome.exe,%Local AppData%\Google\Chrome\User Data\CertificateRevocation\

NOTE: I have specified "chrome.exe" instead of "<ChromePrograms>" in my settings.
I cannot verify whether or not these settings would be correct, for users of the other browsers (dragon, iron, opera, etc) that are listed in the ProcessGroup line.

[midge]

Hi,

Sandbox/settings/Default Box/applications/folders/ Waterfox, Default location.

The Waterfox Profile folder has had it's own location for a long time now but Sandboxie still lists it as being in the Firefox Profile folder %AppData%\Mozilla\Firefox\Profiles\* which means that Waterfox won't work as it should, it won't save bookmarks etc without 1st changing some of the sandboxie settings which took me some digging around to find out how to do and will be a pain for new users.

Can you update the location of Waterfox's Profile folder in Sandboxie to fix this please as the Waterfox Profile folder is now located in:
C:\Users\*Username*\AppData\Roaming\Waterfox\Profiles

Thanks

[Barb@Invincea]

Hi midge,

Thanks for the information. I have made the devs aware. Looks like this changed with Waterfox 55
https://www.ghacks.net/2017/10/04/water ... -released/

Regards,
Barb.-

[midge]

Hi Barb,

you're welcome.

Thanks.

Regards,
midge