When will anybody make these apps? I love Twitter, AQworlds.com and Facebook. But when will someone make them into Portable apps? It'll be a miracle if it happened!
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Easy chief, no reason to make three posts! As luck would have it, we do have a method for these to be portable. Download Firefox Portable, and the go to those websites! https://portableapps.com/apps/internet/firefox_portable
Too many lonely hearts in the real world
Too many bridges you can burn
Too many tables you can't turn
Don't wanna live my life in the real world
Yes all those requested things are nothing more than web sites so have already been portablised as you suggest.
As too
I presumed the original poster was a civil servant and needed to put everything in triplicate.
How about the Vogon's in Hitchhiker's guide? Perhaps he just clicked the button one to many times . . .
Too many lonely hearts in the real world
Too many bridges you can burn
Too many tables you can't turn
Don't wanna live my life in the real world
T'would have to be two too many times. There were three copies of the original post all made in a matter of seconds.
1. If the ISP or site is slow or being a ***** it can process a request multiple times. Happens all the time on homebrew forums (e.g. GameFAQs) to commercial forums (e.g. Invision). Some have workarounds that prevent multiple posts but I guess they don't here. It's not always - mostly isn't - the user's fault. Nice Hitchhiker's Guide reference though.
2. Topic creator. Go to each website. See the favicon? That's the icon immediately to the left of the address bar (the http part). Drag it to the bookmarks toolbar, where you have "Most Visited" and others. One-click access from inside your portable Firefox. Instant win. Or if you're feeling particularly clever, right click on the bookmarks toolbar instead and make a folder, call it Social Networks or something. Then drag the favicon to the folder, for each one.