Request Apps

it would be nice if we could have a app that you can listen to radio stations that was portable. I personally have tapin Radio, but it is a paid app not a freeware. I tried installing Radiosure but it would not connect. Hopefully, you can develop or come up with a new freeway package should accomplishes what I’ve been talking about above.

Program: Flow Launcher

Website: https://github.com/Flow-Launcher/Flow.Launcher ||| https://flowlauncher.com/

Description: Quick file search & app launcher for Windows with community-made plugins

License: MIT License

Name: iScribby
Website: https://iscribby.com/
Description: A Windows desktop application that allows you to draw from anywhere over anything (for the most part).

Name: Taiga

Website: https://taiga.moe/

License: GPL-3.0 license

Description: Taiga is an open-source desktop application for Windows. It automatically detects the anime videos you watch on your computer and synchronizes your progress with AniList, Kitsu or MyAnimeList. It helps you manage your anime library, discover new series, share watched episodes and download new ones.

Name: Yomikiru

License: MIT License (https://github.com/mienaiyami/yomikiru/blob/master/LICENSE)

Website: https://github.com/mienaiyami/yomikiru

Program: Mullvad Browser

License: Open Source/MPL-2.0 (https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/MPL/2.0/)

I was excited at first finding this software and quickly searched for Palapeli and dissapointed when I couldn't find it. Would you guys consider adding this game to portableapps? This is the best puzzle game out there including Windows.

My case for making a protable apps for linux. The pieces are all there and now is a great time for it to happen.

Name: Tablacus Explorer
Description: A tabbed file manager with Add-on support.
License: MIT License
Website: https://tablacus.github.io/explorer_en.html

Hi.

Could we get some more programming tools with PortableApps?

I know that currently PA offers few editors and IDEs (like solid Geany or VisualStudio Code - not my taste), but maybe it isn't a bad idea to slightly extend that list?

My propositions:

Code::Blocks (C/C++ IDE)
https://www.codeblocks.org