Request Apps

Any chance of this becoming a portable

http://chandlerproject.org/

It will save what you can see in the window, the entire page, just a selection, a particular frame... basically it saves webpages as images, unlike lightscreen.

Not that lightscreen isn't great for what it is, this is just a bit more advanced for use within firefox.

Great for web developers.

As most know Unlocker is a great Program I was wondering if it might become a Portable app...

I would love to see the repository of PG3 put to some good use. I think it would do well as a portable app...

Hi guys

I am a graphic designer and as such already use Gimp Portable (works great, of course

I also use Inkscape and would like to have it as a portable app as well, but because I frequently use newer features, version 45.1 is not really usable for me. I found a link to its SourceForge download page here after a search, but its not listed in the apps menu.

I found an portable version of 0.46 named X-Inkscape, but the download size is over 100Mb, where the official release is less than 50Mb. And I would rather have all my portable apps together, as I am all about productivity.

TrueCryp is open source and could become portable. I would like to have it so I can mount encrypted volumes on school PCs. Not for p*rn or any thing because I don't roll like that. Plus it would be impossible to look at p*rn any way with all the people and teachers around.

backup zip and nonzip

The theme of the PortableApps menu is the same. Different themes can be created. The program should be included with the menu it-self. Not as a different program.

All the free programming languages can be coded to be portable. Also it should include the run-time environments for each operating system in the market. This will be much useful for the programmers when they need to use a public computer. They can create programs in the language they like. And they can execute it from the run-time environment with the portable program. The preferred languages are: Java, Python.

Okay, let's use the "unofficial" request form:

Program: StepMania

License: Open Source/GPL (I suppose; the website says that "The source code to StepMania is freely available" (check on http://www.stepmania.com/wiki/About_StepMania)

Description: A step-dance simulator, much like Dance Dance Revolution. Supports characters, videos, animated backgrounds and much more (as far as I'm concerned).

Website: http://www.stepmania.com/