General Discussion

Hello,
I just wanted to send my appreciation for the portable apps platform. I've been using it with USB devices for years, It is the perfect way to work on personal items at work without using the software. It's good to have all of this contained to the USB. Lately I have found a new use for Portable Apps.

Each post/comment gets an anchor link. But you only support browsers that know to treat ID like "a name". Please support the latter to support all browsers.

Since Kompozer will no longer be producing future versions is there another simple and clean html editor?

my names Eugene Petersen and my hard drive just stopped working.i cant seem to detect it on my PC BIO's.can my hard drive be fixed.

hi! i just wanted to suggest or request to the site administrator of portableapps.com: Can you put some label: something like "new", "updated",or "latest version" with regards to the list of applications in this page https://portableapps.com/apps ?

Hi everyone,

I'm new to portable applications. As far as I know, portable applications can run from an external usb drive, and they do not need to be installed. Does this mean using them can keep Windows clean and fast?

The GM CIO said he's also interested in exploring other emerging IT approaches, including what is sometimes called a "PC on a stick" -- a USB drive that is loaded with the user's desktop. The drive can recreate that desktop on multiple machines.

The "PC on a stick" technology can "enable my home PC to do everything that I want to do at GM," said Kline. The drive is encrypted, so a misplaced drive would result simply in the loss of a $15 device, he said. "It's something I'm pushing really hard with my technology guys - that's got my eye," he said.

hi all,

does anybody know an app that can sync my outlook at work (some kinda of MS activesyn) with my new smart phone. they blocked all software installment and activesync is not allowed to because of security(?!) resaons.

I read somewhere that active sync is not possible to make portable but is there other software that can do the same?

tx!

Is there an easy way to test whether a program is compliant with the PAF standards of portability?

I am one (of many) who does what John T. opposes, running portable software on my hard drive. Strictly because of ease of backup/reinstall. My recent upgrade to Win7 went incredibly easily because of use of a separate program partition and use of portable software.

Firstly many thanks for the wonderful platform you have made and supported and all the work people have made in creating all the apps over the years.

As you all know supporting an app is a major amount of work in itself. In regards for FREEWARE apps would it not be a good idea to have a contact person for each app. This contact person would automatically receive all support request from users regarding their freeware app from their forum thread (or other support environments).

This would have a number of advantages.