General Discussion

This was just posted in the german forum:

Hi,

Many of my friends are using PortableApps, but they have difficulties knowing about new updates so I have a suggestion:

a) While logged in, I can specify the Apps I use and I get email-update-notifications for these only.

b) Does the RSS feed support parameters so I can tell it to filter and only display the Apps I want ?

If these suggestions cause too much work for the Developpers or doesnt make sense to you, I could make a script to acomplish b)

They are both the same but which is easier to learn and more powerful?

hi:
why not get skype??

I use several Linux computers and therefore require a portable Thunderbird but also portable Firefox for Linux. Thus I wrote two simple scripts to create a portable Thunderbird and a portable Firefox.

Please download the latest version from the following project page https://wiki.privacyfoundation.de/PortableLinuxApps

This is download-thunderbird-portable.sh

#!/bin/sh
# Configure the following variables according to your requirements

version="2.0.0.17" # usually most recent version
language="en-US" # e.g. "de" or "en-US"

I recently have been unable to open documents using the 'open with ...' in the context menu of Windows (XP) and searching to my portable apps (eg pdf with Sumatra). I have not done anything different. This behavior occurs on both my work machine and my home one (where I have administrator rights). It seems to have coincided with the recent windows patches from Microsoft, but I do not know if there is a connection.

I have all my portableapps, e.g Thunderbird, Firefox etc, on an USB stick.

The only problem I have is that if anyone gets a hold off my USB stick, then they can login to my email account and see all my personal bookmarks etc.

Is there a portableapp that encrypts the whole USB stick?

Tried to download aMSN, but it's broken and won't allow download.

Please fix, thanks.

hi,

i'm curious, i wonder how much space that would require to install ALL of the application from the applications page.

Hello all,

First time poster and PortableApps rocks!!!

I noticed that a new portable app was made available today called WinWGet. I have never seen or heard of this program before. I understand that this program is a download manager. Currently I use the Firefox extension called DownThemAll. My question is, which download manager is better? Would WinWGet be worth making the switch to or am I better off sticking with DownThemAll?

Thanks in advance for your input.

In the tracker there is an odd display in "Replies" column :
https://portableapps.com/tracker

"1.0037
1.0037 new"

Upgrade cause ?

Tim