General Discussion

Assume an users pins a shortcut to e.g. Firefox Portable to (Win7) TaskBar.
After clicking on it FirefoxPortable.exe setup environment and starts in turn the underlying core Firefox.exe

Since PortableFirefox.exe and Firefox.exe are strictly speaking two different programs another icon thunbnail appear in Taskbar.
So one PortableApp launch causes a second, different entry in TaskBar altough both belong somehow together.

Is there a way to group these two icons/thumbnails together just as if I would have started 2 instances of Firefox.exe?

Inkscape recently got updated to 1.0 and the PortableApp Inkscape also got updated to the same version.
But I am not able to find out if the PortableApps Inksape version is 64bit or 32bit - it doesn't show up when I open Help>About Inkscape.
So, could anyone from PortableApps please tell?

I noticed that you get very weird links on the latest apps and news site when you are not logged in with your user on portableapps.com

When you are logged in, everthing looks fine.
On the main page you click on "Latest apps and news..."

I am trying to setup Chrome on a thumb drive with multiple profiles and I would like to save the UN/Password within Chrome not on the computer. I did follow the instructions on how to change the ini file to save passwords in Chrome but it does not work.
Does anyone have ideas or a better solution? Thank you.

I find some one create Anki Portable using PortableApps https://www.reddit.com/r/Anki/comments/bqs0gd/how_to_make_anki_portable/

Is this method work on other applications?

Such as games that don't need to be install, but their save data store in the system drive.
Also apps or games need to be installed?

I can't get the latest version of CCleaner to download/update. It gives an error message. It says download is incomplete or corrupt... Any idea what's wrong?

You've probably heard about these low end Windows laptops that previously came with as low as 32GB flash storage and nowadays 64GB flash storage. Obviously space is an issue (and the old adage, that there isn't a big enough drive that you cannot fill up with crap still applies), but if Windows doesn't find enough space to update itself, it simply doesn't update itself and the existing install still works. PortableApps.com apps don't. Is it a bug or a feature?

The first idea.

Portable Firefox crashes often...will not remain stable for more than a few hours of being open (many times less) such that I need to close and restart it...freezes up often and does NOT offer to send a crash report.
I maintain the latest version 75.0 (64-Bit) and have Windows 10 as my PC OS.

This problem occurs across a variety of web sites so it is non-specific to any one, nor is there a pattern to its crash behavior. Even something as simple as clicking on a link can freeze it up requiring a restart.

Any assistance to resolve this is greatly appreciate.

I have looked and looked for a portable timeline creation app that allows file attachments. Anybody know of one?