Fixes and additions

.github/workflows/action.yml

@@ -30,7 +30,7 @@ jobs:
         uses: lycheeverse/[email protected]
         with:
           # Check all markdown files in repo
-          args: -vvv --no-progress --accept 200,429 './**/*.md'
+          args: -vvv --no-progress --max-redirects 30 --accept 200,429 './**/*.md'
           fail: true
 
       # To avoid automated spam, try to find an existing open issue before opening a new one

Content/AlertFolder.md

@@ -11,6 +11,6 @@ Usage:
    AlertFolder=%ProgramFiles%\Mozilla Firefox
 ```
 
-Related Sandboxie Plus setting:
+Related Sandboxie Plus setting: Options menu > Global Settings > Program Control > Program Alerts
 
-Options > Global Settings > Program Control > Program Alerts
+See also: [Alert Process](AlertProcess.md).

Content/AlertProcess.md

@@ -12,7 +12,11 @@ Usage:
    AlertProcess=firefox.exe
 ```
 
+Related [Sandboxie Control](SandboxieControl.md) settings:
+* [Program Settings](ProgramSettings.md)
+* [Configure Menu > Alert Programs](ConfigureMenu.md#program-alerts)
 
-See also:
-* [Program Settings](ProgramSettings.md).
-* [Configure Menu > Alert Programs](ConfigureMenu.md#program-alerts).
+Related Sandboxie Plus setting:
+* Options menu > Global Settings > Program Control > Program Alerts
+
+See also: [Alert Folder](AlertFolder.md).

Content/AutoDelete.md

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
-# Auto Delete 
+# Auto Delete
 
-AutoDelete is a sandbox setting in [Sandboxie Ini](SandboxieIni.md). It is typically specified as AutoDelete=y, and indicates that the contents of the sandbox should be automatically deleted after each use. For example:
+AutoDelete is a sandbox setting in [Sandboxie Ini](SandboxieIni.md). It is typically specified as AutoDelete=y, and indicates that the contents of the sandbox should be automatically deleted as soon as the last sandboxed process is terminated. For example:
 ```
    .
    .
@@ -10,3 +10,5 @@ AutoDelete is a sandbox setting in [Sandboxie Ini](SandboxieIni.md). It is typic
 ```
 
 Related [Sandboxie Control](SandboxieControl.md) setting: [Sandbox Settings > Delete > Invocation](DeleteSettings.md#invocation)
+
+Related Sandboxie Plus setting: Sandbox Options > File Options > Box Delete options > Auto delete content when last sandboxed process terminates

Content/ClosedClsid.md

@@ -13,6 +13,4 @@ Usage:
 
 This example makes the _Windows Management and Instrumentation_ not accessible to sandboxed programs.
 
-Related Sandboxie Plus setting:
-
-Sandbox Options > Resource Access > COM
+Related Sandboxie Plus setting: Sandbox Options > Resource Access > COM > Add COM Object > Access column > Closed

Content/ClosedFilePath.md

@@ -35,3 +35,5 @@ The third example (spanning four lines) disables Internet access within a sandbo
 **Note:** Unlike the corresponding OpenFilePath setting, the _ClosedFilePath_ settings always applies to sandboxed programs, whether the program executable file resides within the sandbox, or out of it.
 
 Related [Sandboxie Control](SandboxieControl.md) setting: [Sandbox Settings > Resource Access > File Access > Blocked Access](ResourceAccessSettings.md#file-access--blocked-access)
+
+Related Sandboxie Plus setting: Sandbox Options > Resource Access > Files > Add File/Folder > Access column > Closed

Content/ClosedIpcPath.md

@@ -23,3 +23,5 @@ This setting accepts wildcards. For more information on the use of wildcards in
 **Note:** Unlike the corresponding [OpenIpcPath](OpenIpcPath.md) setting, the _ClosedKeyPath_ settings always applies to sandboxed programs, whether the program executable file resides within the sandbox, or out of it.
 
 Related [Sandboxie Control](SandboxieControl.md) setting: [Sandbox Settings > Resource Access > IPC Access > Blocked Access](ResourceAccessSettings.md#ipc-access--blocked-access)
+
+Related Sandboxie Plus setting: Sandbox Options > Resource Access > IPC > Add IPC Path > Access column > Closed

Content/ClosedKeyPath.md

@@ -24,6 +24,4 @@ The value specified for _ClosedKeyPath_ can include wildcards, although for regi
 
 Related [Sandboxie Control](SandboxieControl.md) setting: [Sandbox Settings > Resource Access > Registry Access > Blocked Access](ResourceAccessSettings.md#registry-access--blocked-access)
 
-* * *
-
-Go to [Sandboxie Ini](SandboxieIni.md).
+Related Sandboxie Plus setting: Sandbox Options > Resource Access > Registry > Add Reg Key > Access column > Closed

Content/ClosedRT.md

@@ -13,6 +13,4 @@ Usage:
 
 This example makes the _ExampleRT_ interface not accessible to sandboxed programs.
 
-Related Sandboxie Plus setting:
-
-Sandbox Options > Resource Access > COM
+Related Sandboxie Plus setting: Sandbox Options > Resource Access > COM > Add COM Object > Access column > Closed RT

Content/FileRootPath.md

@@ -16,6 +16,12 @@ Usage:
    FileRootPath=C:\Sandbox\MySandbox
 ```
 
+Related [Sandboxie Control](SandboxieControl.md) setting: [Sandbox menu > Set Container Folder](SandboxMenu.md#set-container-folder)
+
+Related Sandboxie Plus setting: Options menu > Global Settings > Advanced Config > Sandboxie Config > Sandbox file system root
+
+**Technical Details**
+
 The following substitution variables may be useful in this path.
 
 *   [Shell Folders](ShellFolders.md) variables such as %Personal% which expands to the user's Documents folder

Content/NoRenameWinClass.md

@@ -16,6 +16,4 @@ The first setting tells Sandboxie to not translate _ExampleWinClass_ window clas
 
 The second setting tells Sandboxie to not translate window class names created by _program.exe_ by making them accessible to sandboxed programs, and goes a step further to disable a few other windowing-related Sandboxie functions. This may also cause the Sandboxie indicator [#] to not appear in window titles.
 
-Related Sandboxie Plus setting:
-
-Sandbox Options > General Options > Resource Access > Wnd
+Related Sandboxie Plus setting: Sandbox Options > Resource Access > Wnd > Add Wnd Class > Access column > No Rename

Content/NormalFilePath.md

@@ -16,3 +16,5 @@ Example:
    NormalFilePath=iexplore.exe,%Favorites%
    NormalFilePath=msimn.exe,*.eml
 ```
+
+Related Sandboxie Plus setting: Sandbox Options > Resource Access > Files > Add File/Folder > Access column > Normal

Content/NormalIpcPath.md

@@ -11,3 +11,5 @@ Example:
    [DefaultBox]
    NormalIpcPath=\RPC Control\AudioSrv
 ```
+
+Related Sandboxie Plus setting: Sandbox Options > Resource Access > IPC > Add IPC Path > Access column > Normal

Content/NormalKeyPath.md

@@ -20,5 +20,6 @@ Example:
    NormalIpcPath=\RPC Control\epmapper
    NormalIpcPath=\RPC Control\OLE*
    NormalIpcPath=\RPC Control\LRPC*
+```
 
-```
+Related Sandboxie Plus setting: Sandbox Options > Resource Access > Registry > Add Reg Key > Access column > Normal

Content/NotifyProcessAccessDenied.md

@@ -11,8 +11,6 @@ Usage:
    NotifyProcessAccessDenied=y
 ```
 
-Related Sandboxie Plus setting:
+Related Sandboxie Plus setting: Sandbox Options > General Options > Restrictions > Other restrictions > Issue message 2111 when a process access is denied
 
-Sandbox Options > General Options > Resource Access > IPC
-
-Sandbox Options > General Options > Restrictions > Other restrictions
+For more information, see [SBIE2111](SBIE2111.md).

Content/OpenClsid.md

@@ -14,3 +14,9 @@ Examples:
 This example makes the HP Universal Printer Status Monitor pop-up component accessible to sandboxed programs.
 
 Related [Sandboxie Control](SandboxieControl.md) setting: [Sandbox Settings > Resource Access > COM Access](ResourceAccessSettings.md#com-access)
+
+Related Sandboxie Plus settings:
+
+Sandbox Options > Resource Access > COM > Add COM Object > Access column > Open
+
+Sandbox Options > Resource Access > COM > Don't use virtualized COM, Open access to hosts COM infrastructure (not recommended)

Content/OpenConfPath.md

@@ -21,3 +21,5 @@ These examples let the Firefox program, _firefox.exe_, have direct access to the
 The value specified for _OpenConfPath_ can include wildcards, although for registry keys, the use of wildcards is rarely needed. For more information on this, including examples that show the use of wildcards, see [OpenFilePath](OpenFilePath.md). (_OpenFilePath_ deals with files, not registry keys, but the principle of using wildcards remains the same.)
 
 **Note:** This setting does apply even when the program executable file resides within the sandbox. This means that (potentially malicious) software downloaded into your computer and executed, can take advantage of this setting.
+
+Related Sandboxie Plus setting: Sandbox Options > Resource Access > Registry > Add Reg Key > Access column > Open for All

Content/OpenCredentials.md

@@ -21,3 +21,5 @@ To manage Windows credentials, start Control Panel > User Accounts, select an ac
 **Note:** Sandboxie stores credentials in the sandboxed protected storage. Thus, if the setting _Save outside sandbox: History of search strings and invoked commands_ in [Sandbox Settings > Applications > Web Browser](ApplicationsSettings.md#web-browser) is enabled, credentials will not be stored in the sandbox, regardless of the OpenCredentials setting.
 
 ~~Related [Sandboxie Control](SandboxieControl.md) setting: _Save outside sandbox: Account information for Hotmail and Messenger_ in [Sandbox Settings > Applications > Web Browser](ApplicationsSettings.md#web-browser)~~ (no longer available since Sandboxie v0.8.0 / 5.50.0)
+
+Related Sandboxie Plus setting: Sandbox Options > General Options > Restrictions > Other restrictions > Open System Protected Storage

Content/OpenFilePath.md

@@ -33,3 +33,5 @@ The fourth example combines the previous two examples, by showing a path contain
 A setting similar to _OpenFilePath_, which is _always_ applied, is [OpenPipePath](OpenPipePath.md).
 
 Related [Sandboxie Control](SandboxieControl.md) setting: [Sandbox Settings > Resource Access > File Access > Direct Access](ResourceAccessSettings.md#file-access--direct-access)
+
+Related Sandboxie Plus setting: Sandbox Options > Resource Access > Files > Add File/Folder > Access column > Open

Content/OpenIpcPath.md

@@ -38,3 +38,5 @@ The third example permits a program running inside the sandbox to have full acce
 **Note:** The examples in this page, if applied, will create vulnerabilities within the sandbox. They are meant only to show why some resources are blocked, and how they can be un-blocked and exposed for use, if necessary.
 
 Related [Sandboxie Control](SandboxieControl.md) setting: [Sandbox Settings > Resource Access > IPC Access > Direct Access](ResourceAccessSettings.md#ipc-access--direct-access)
+
+Related Sandboxie Plus setting: Sandbox Options > Resource Access > IPC > Add IPC Path > Access column > Open

Content/OpenKeyPath.md

@@ -21,3 +21,5 @@ The value specified for _OpenKeyPath_ can include wildcards, although for regist
 **Note:** For security reasons, this setting does not apply when the program executable file resides within the sandbox. This means that (potentially malicious) software downloaded into your computer and executed, cannot take advantage of this setting.
 
 Related [Sandboxie Control](SandboxieControl.md) setting: [Sandbox Settings > Resource Access > Registry Access > Direct Access](ResourceAccessSettings.md#registry-access--direct-access)
+
+Related Sandboxie Plus setting: Sandbox Options > Resource Access > Registry > Add Reg Key > Access column > Open

Content/OpenPipePath.md

@@ -25,3 +25,5 @@ Will allow the sandboxed program to manage shares and user accounts on the compu
 **Note:** This specific example is not recommended, as it weakens the protection of the sandbox.
 
 Related [Sandboxie Control](SandboxieControl.md) setting: [Sandbox Settings > Resource Access > File Access > Full Access](ResourceAccessSettings.md#file-access--full-access)
+
+Related Sandboxie Plus setting: Sandbox Options > Resource Access > Files > Add File/Folder > Access column > Open for All

Content/OpenWinClass.md

@@ -44,3 +44,13 @@ Note that OpenWinClass=* allows full communication with all windows outside the
 **Identifying Window Class Names**
 
 The unsandboxed windows are identified by their _window class name_, which is an internal name given to the window by the application that created it. You can use a tool like [WinSpy](https://www.catch22.net/software/winspy) to identify window class names. The [Resource Access Monitor](ResourceAccessMonitor.md) tool in Sandboxie Classic and the [Trace Logging](../PlusContent/TraceLog.md) tool in Sandboxie Plus also display window class names.
+
+Related Sandboxie Plus settings:
+
+Sandbox Options > Resource Access > Wnd > Add Wnd Class > Access column > Open
+
+Sandbox Options > Resource Access > Wnd > Add Wnd Class > Access column > Ignore UIPI
+
+Sandbox Options > Resource Access > Wnd > Don't alter window class names created by sandboxed programs
+
+See also: [No Rename Win Class](NoRenameWinClass.md).