Other Apps Support (Deprecated)

I'm not having any other problems. It seems that every time I switch computers I lose parts of the theme. I'm doing the standard install path, X:\PortableApps\GoogleChromePortable.

Its the tiesto theme, though I don't think that should matter any.

Strange. I just installed SeaMonkey v.2.0 and I use all email settings identically as for Thunderbird. In an office (work) environment TB allows me to write and send email "as though from home" (and still does, I just checked) but SM comes up with the following error message immediately after pressing :

Sending of message failed.

I've installed Chrome Portable on my USB drive and I thought all was well...

But it seems to be resetting back to defaults every couple of days. It will be working fine remembering recent tab, settings, passwords, etc.

Then it will open like it's never been run before. I will ask if it wants to be the default browser and all the other data is gone.

Any idea what might be going on? I really hate to lose my bookmarks, passwords, tabs, every couple of days.

Thanks in advance.

Hi @all

I'm trying to manage my Onlinebanking now with Gnucash. I'd try with 2.2.8, now 2.2.9 -the result is the same: NO way.

I'm getting alot of errors:

Assertion failed!
Program: ... GnuCashPortable .... \qt3-wizard.exe
File: netlayer.c
Line: 579

Expression: nl

... JIT ?? must be enabled

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qt3-wizard.exe hat ein Problem festgestellt und muss beendet werden.

AppName: qt3-wizard.exe AppVer: 0.0.0.0 ModName: msvcrt.dll
ModVer: 7.0.2600.5512 Offset: 00025b61

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libary >qt

I run Chrome Portable, browsed to a couple of sites, changed some settings and closed it.

It left folders and registry entries behind:

Regshot 1.8.2
Kommentar:
Datum und Zeit:2009/11/2 10:55:09  ,  2009/11/2 10:58:00
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keys added:12
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HKCU\Software\Google
HKCU\Software\Google\Common
HKCU\Software\Google\Common\Rlz
HKCU\Software\Google\Common\Rlz\Events
HKCU\Software\Google\Common\Rlz\Events\C
HKCU\Software\Google\Common\Rlz\PTimes
HKCU\Software\Google\Common\Rlz\RLZs
HKCU\Software\Google\Update

If I tell Google Chrome to remember passwords they seem to be remembered for the current session OK, but some of them are missing when I shut down and restart Chrome.

I haven't found the exact pattern but it seems to be that if you have used (or perhaps saved) the username and password in the previous session, it is remembered in the next. But previously saved passwords not used in that previous session are lost (though the URLs and usernames are generally remembered).

I may be completely off here, but is anyone else having trouble with copy and paste in SeaMonkey Portable?

I copy something from a webpage, go to paste it, and the paste option is greyed out...

-Scott-

[edit]
After a little more investigation, I think it is an issue with the 'copy' and 'cut' commands...

Cut will take the text away, but will not update the clipboard, so when I click paste, it pastes the thing on the clipboard from before opening seamonkey...

This is probably bring up an old topic, but I think it has some merit now that GoogleChrome is official.

Chrome is a quick browser, but still includes tracking features. There have been many forks (i.e., Iron) that have modified chromium to meet different needs. When GoogleChromePortable is installed, it completely removes the /GoogleChromePortable/App/ folder taking with it any fork that was installed there forcing the user to install it again.

When I click the link to download the new revision of Chrome, Sourceforge tells me the file does not exist.

I can see the old version listed, but not the newer one.

I'm looking for an easy/automated way to keep data current and redundant across machines. I use mostly portable apps on

a) a thawed drive of a work computer with Deep Freeze on the C: drive
b) a home desktop
c) another, older laptop
d) a 140G USB/Firewire hard drive
e) a USB stick (or two)