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Has anyone considered this app as a candidate for portability? I tried searching, but I couldn't find any evidence either way.

I'll have a Corsair keyboard soon, and it'll store any macros or backlighting profiles I create in the CUE locally in the keyboard's memory, but I read that they won't perform properly without the CUE software running on the computer.

i want to download Internet Download Manager latest version. Where do i get this

I know there are already apps for updating drivers that are "portable" like the lite versions of SDI and DRP but it would be nice if either one of them or maybe a different program or maybe even various programs so there could be options that could be official PA.c apps.

App Name: Quoll Writer

Descripion: Quoll Writer is a novel writing application

License: Open Source

Web Site: www.quollwriter.com

Other: java based

Hi,

I don't know what is going on with Docfetcher, but Recoll (open source) will release stable Windows version: http://www.lesbonscomptes.com/recoll/pages/recoll-windows.html

Please make it portable...

Thank you

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Tnx, and Regs

Program: Brave (Browser)

License: Mozilla Public License Version 2.0 https://github.com/brave/browser-laptop/blob/master/LICENSE.txt (Same as Firefox, which does have a portable version here.)

Tried to search the forum but the search requires 3 characters.

Upon first launch, D7 accumulates everything you could possibly want to know about the system – processor type and speed, available memory, computer name, OS version and IP address. That’s just for starters. That means that the moment you launch the software, without issuing a single command, you have the info that you’d normally have to dig for by issuing commands like “ipconfig” or wmic commands to gather cpu and OS data. So, just launching D7, you’re a step ahead already.
Providing automation for:

I don't know how to add it my self.
I was wondering if you guys could add Krita to portable apps.
Its open source.

For me, this seems to be an "old" topic with various discussions (e.g. https://portableapps.com/node/35692), but no recent updates. I also googled around about, and it there seem to be various trials available, which are all outdated.
Actually I have to use a very restricted PC (no local installation without IT dep. confirmation), so I want to use cygwin via an external device (and also only to download/install it only once for my three private laptops )