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Hi! First time here. I'm surprised Capture2Text is not already included. It's portable, actively updated, and been around a long time. I use it at least weekly.

Betterbird

I am thankful that portableapps has Darktable, but it's missing digiKam which would be very helpful. Both programs are for photography but serve completely different goals. Darktable is more of an adobe Lightroom replacement for editing/composting, But digiKam is more of an adobe Bridge replacement for image management & tagging.

Insomnia is "The open-source, cross-platform API client for GraphQL, REST, WebSockets and gRPC."
it already offers a portable version available at " https://github.com/Kong/insomnia ". It would be great to have it in portableapps to enable auto updates.

Program: Voicemeeter / Voicemeeter Banana / Voicemeeter Potato
Banana is the most likely one people will want since Potato needs a license to use with having to wait for the reminder countdown.

License: For END USER, Voicemeeter Banana is free to use! You pay what you want when you want if you find it useful. Thanks for your participation!

Description: Voicemeeter Banana is an Advanced Audio Mixer Application endowed with Virtual Audio Device used as Virtual I/O to mix and manage any audio sources from or to any audio devices or applications.

Could you please make GenStat software a portable app in any version over v.20?
We need this application in statistical analysis for our data.
Please keep me posted.

Hi,
I'm looking for a Adobe sdk and documentation that works with visual studio 2022 and windows 11.If the sdk is compiled with visual studio 2022 the files will be compatible.
Will donate. Need to open a Adobe PDF file and fill the fields.

I would like to propose the addition of Pomotroid, a fantastic open-source pomodoro timer, to the list of Portableapps. (https://github.com/Splode/pomotroid)

please let ne know that portable app for image to pdf converter.

The Gameboy Operator is a device that plugs in via USB and can play Gameboy, Gameboy Color, and Gameboy Advance cartridges. The big benefit, however, is that it also identifies whether or not those cartridges are real or fake. I work in a used game store and it would be WAY easier to make this identification without having to test the game, however, the operator requires their software to be installed on the computer in order to use it. I can't exactly just install the Operator software onto the business' computer, but if I had it on my USB on PortableApps...solution.