Request Apps

Can you make Brave browser portable? I know it is open-source. I wonder if it is chrome-based. https://brave.com/

Name: Cardo

Description: Cardo is a podcast client for desktop, inspired by Android's Antennapod. Cardo can be synchonized with Antennapod and other apps using Nextcloud Gppoder and Gpodder/Opodsync.

License: GPL 3.0 License

Website: https://cardo-podcast.github.io/
https://github.com/cardo-podcast/cardo

Hello,
I believe this is indeed a new topic (I've done the due diligence of searching the forum and the web).

This is the app I'd like to request: https://www.iliumsoft.com/ewallet/

Can you please advise if it's eligible to create a portable version?

Thanks in advance!
C.Plini

AppLink:https://b3log.org/siyuan/en/?lang=en

Description: SiYuan is a locally preferred Markdown note-taking software developed based on the Electron framework, using a hybrid Go + JavaScript/TypeScript architecture. And it is open source.

Based on this software, I write markdown text notes

solicitar portable

Go to GitHub releases where you download the *winportable.zip files and extract them. Create a folder named Support inside them, where it will now save its settings. Suggested PortableApps.com Format™:

eDiary
Program: eDiary
Applink: https://www.haoxg.net/

Description: eDiary is a free, tried and tested diary software.

Website: https://www.haoxg.net/

Application: 3RVX.

Category: Utilities.

Website: https://3rvx.com/

Description: 3RVX provides an on-screen display (OSD) for Windows systems. It supports skinnable volume and eject OSDs as well as a range of hotkey controls, tray notifications, and other cool features.

License: Open Source.

Update Frequency: None, since 2016.

App Size: ~2.6 Mo~

CDBurnerXP is a free application to burn CDs and DVDs, including Blu-Ray and HD-DVDs. It also includes the feature to burn and create ISOs, as well as a multilanguage interface. Everyone, even companies, can use it for free.
https://cdburnerxp.se/

DOSBox-X is a fork of the discontinued DOSBox project.
(I think that 'X' means eXtended)

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