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OpenFilePath=firefox. OpenFilePath=firefox.exe,%Tmpl.Firefox%\browser-extension-data\* OpenFilePath=firefox.exe,%Tmpl.Firefox%\parent.lock OpenFilePath=firefox.exe,%Tmpl.Firefox%\4 OpenFilePath=firefox.exe,%Tmpl.Firefox%\prefs.js OpenFilePath=firefox.exe,%Tmpl.Firefox%\xulstore.json OpenFilePath=firefox.exe,%Tmpl.Firefox%\cert*.db OpenFilePath=firefox.exe,%Tmpl.Firefox%\cert_override.txt Template=IExplore_Favorites_RecoverFolder This is the Mozilla section of my sandboxie.ini config: When Firefox is startet outside the sandbox, "Email link." opens the Thunderbird "New message" windows without any problems. look and feel of Firefox, check out Mozilla's free email program, Thunderbird. This feature works without any problems with Googles Chrome and Pale Moon. features that let you do other things in your Web browser, Firefox offers. Firefox is sandboxed, Thunderbird is not sandboxed. It seems odd that Brave unfortunately does not behave like Chrome in this case.I have a serious problem: The Firefox button "Email link." does not open Thunderbird anymore. If I’m correct, it would not be the first time Windows broke an interface. So it seems Windows has changed the way it passes links to the default browser, and different browsers respond differently. Notice this is the same version of Chrome that is the Brave base. Keeping Chrome open, I clicked on another link, and it opened in a new tab. Next, I set the default to Chrome, which was not running, and clicked a link in email. Apparently, Windows tried to run a new copy of Firefox. I clicked on a link, and got an error message saying Firefox was already running and did I want to close it first. Next, I set the default browser to Firefox, which was already running. Clicking on a link in email did not work. The web page appeared in a new Edge window, not in a new tab. With Edge still running, I clicked another link. I used the Windows settings to change the default browser to Edge, then clicked on a link in an email message. In the Thunderbird Community, someone suggested changing my default browser to Edge and then back. With Brave set to be the default browser, open Thunderbird (or possibly some other email client).