Request Apps

Don’t know if something like this exists already but, what would be cool is a bookmark list. Would be look if it was a portable app that popped up and you could make groups and then a user friendly name, click the name default browser opens the link and app closes. Also would be really cool for network links to like a server share or mapped drives.

Thanks
Gary V.

I was wondering if anyone of you can make the AOL browser portable??

Not the explorer, but the browser.

I recommend V8 Pluse, because it is work here, but i wont mind if V9.

Thanks

I would like to request a Portable Macro (Automation) Utility - such as Keyboard Express; It would make things tremendously easier on any computer from a thumb drive! And Keyboard Express is fairly small in file size

Any Automation software will do!! (need to type a lot of repetitive things for a long time, every day!)

I have been using zip/compression tool the very similar to winzip my much more flexible. They have a USB version this should be easy.
http://www.izarc.org/izarc2go.html

Thanks,

Joe

Hey there,

I think it would be great if someone could make SUPER Video converter for PortableApps. This would be an great addition to those who see a lot of movies and so on.

Thanks for listening

GPG2 has had W32 support since 2.0.5 (2.0.6 was just released). This is a request for support under the existing TBP launcher. Werner Koch has not put w32 binaries on www.gnupg.org, but they are available via www.gpg4win.com.

On speed have informed me their product is not enabled for U3 drives, can anyone suggest a web accelerator to use with portable apps. Thanks.

In looking at the post about notepad++ and aspell, I was checking to see if aspell could be open source and repackaged.

Besides that, their graph was done with Ploticus, a graphing program. Seemed neat.
Here is the url, http://ploticus.sourceforge.net/doc/welcome.html

Does anyone else have a good portable graphing program, or made a .paf for it?

Any interest?

Quote from pocket km developer.

"Note from Douglas on 1 May 2007: Most of my development effort is now spent on Linux, rather than Windows, systems. Recent Linux desktop systems, including SimplyMEPIS my distribution of choice, have improved to the point where the excesses of Windows Vista hold little attraction for the future. Consequently, my work on K-Meleon is very much reduced, and though this website will continue, it may not be updated often and new versions of programs are unlikely."

Quote from K-Meleon forum.

I saw a privacy tool called TunnelVision that looks interesting.

It appears to be open source, and it's a very small program. from my understanding, it hides areas of the screen where the mouse is not. might be handy for laptops or internet cafe's and such.

the website is http://www.cockos.com/tunnelvision/