General Discussion

I'm not sure this is something that can be done, but is there a way to have apps that require the user to agree, to be the first ones installed when installing multiple apps via PortableApps > Apps > Get More Apps or when including apps to be installed when first installing PortableApps?
I ask because in the last few days I've somehow had the Agree prompt for Google Chrome end up behind the installer progress window twice.
Just now I sat for over 1.5hrs watching the progress window installing Google Chrome as the 6th of 9 programs I was installing.

Is there portable browser for MacOS?

I understand that there was a security problem, I think it was concerning webp, Was this with 102.15.0 0r 102.15.1?

Thanks.

I cannot download and install any apps because I am behind two routers and I cannot find the way to uninstall this portableapps.com Platform. Please help me.

It's hard to explain but my problem is that some windows in front blocks the click of the rear window. I can only click with the right button to "unblock" access again.

This doesn't happen with ALL apps, but a lot of them. "Always on Top" PowerToys is disabled, FacyZones too. There's NO "Pin" software installed. It's a PITA because I can't work correctly some times.

For example, PortableApps plataform works this way, "Always on Top"... Google Chrome Portable too...

HELP!

I'm using Win11 here.... any1?

a suggestion for the main portable app loader

I recently (march 23rd) noticed a new (to me) accent on the PA logo, in the menu. I thought it might be for easter. When I went digging, it's named "logo-accent-noisemaker". Might this be for Purim (march 6/7)? Just curious. Thanks!

Good day,

Firstly, I'm wondering where can I find hash sums (MD5/SHA256) of some legacy portable apps which do not have dedicated "legacy" pages like Firefox/Chrome? I'll explain what I mean. Let's say if we visit this page:

https://portableapps.com/apps/graphics_pictures/krita-portable

We think of portable apps as self-contained, but that isn't necessarily true if they write to the registry.
So the question is, can apps from portableapps.com or the portableapps platform write to the registry?

So far, I've been checking that my apps are portable by putting them in the D: drive, and seeing if they run, and don't write to AppData. Are these all the checks I need to make, or is there some technicality that could mean the app still isn't portable?