Re: A question about sandboxy
holy crap i got sandboxy working now and nvda is so slow in there, what a hell is going on. but with jaws it still works much better than with NVDA.
URL: https://forum.audiogames.net/post/532551/#p532551
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Re: A question about sandboxy
@3, there are some major performance hits when running within sandboxy and running without, mainly to do with accessibility APIs. They vanish after apps have started, but when apps initially load accessibility APIs become extremely slow.
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Re: A question about sandboxy
@3, there are some major performance hits when running within sandboxy and running without, mainly to do with accessibility APIs.
URL: https://forum.audiogames.net/post/532455/#p532455
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Re: A question about sandboxy
Hi there,@1: First of all, I'm assuming you're referring to Sandboxie, just recently opensourced sandboxing software for Windows. Just to be sure we're talking about the same program, your Sandboxie output seems that way.As for the first question, yes
Re: A question about sandboxy
Yes, it does. And as forwhy your getting that, I believe you might've misconfigured the sandbox. (You really don't want to run things in the sandbox unless you know that they contain harmful code; apps ran in sandboxes tend to be incredibly slow.)
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