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Program: Mullvad Browser

License: Open Source/MPL-2.0 (https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/MPL/2.0/)

I was excited at first finding this software and quickly searched for Palapeli and dissapointed when I couldn't find it. Would you guys consider adding this game to portableapps? This is the best puzzle game out there including Windows.

My case for making a protable apps for linux. The pieces are all there and now is a great time for it to happen.

Name: Tablacus Explorer
Description: A tabbed file manager with Add-on support.
License: MIT License
Website: https://tablacus.github.io/explorer_en.html

Hi.

Could we get some more programming tools with PortableApps?

I know that currently PA offers few editors and IDEs (like solid Geany or VisualStudio Code - not my taste), but maybe it isn't a bad idea to slightly extend that list?

My propositions:

Code::Blocks (C/C++ IDE)
https://www.codeblocks.org

I'm a teacher and my new schoollaptop no longer provides me with administrator rights and so I at a bit of a loss at installing my favourite apps. After a couple of weeks struggling I remembered PortableApps from the time that i kept a USB-stick with the apps that i need to have at hand.
I managed to install PortableApps on my school OneDrive, including a couple of my fav apps.
But unfortunately PDF Shaper is not on the PortableApps list.

ART is a fork of RawTherapee trading a bit of customization and control over various processing parameters for a simpler and (hopefully) easier to use interface, while still maintaining the power and quality of RawTherapee.

There is a very useful and rather old PSP homebrew app I use all the time to make custom games and apps for my PSP. Here is its download page: https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/PSPBrew
It still works in Windows 11 but only if you install it on Windows, which is a big drawback for me as I have all my videogame-related apps on an external hard drive, and I plug it in when I need them.