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https://www.johnwordsworth.com/projects/plist-pad/

https://github.com/JohnWordsworth/plist-pad

Plist Pad is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation

Program:
Glimpse Image Editor (Glimpse)
https://glimpse-editor.org/about/#what-is-the-correct-name-for-your-project

Google Web Search Launcher this freeware is ideal for Portable Apps it can be easy included into a Portable Apps Package.
Portable Google Web Search Launcher works on almost any windows no need to install run the executable and you are ready to go, and it is a fantastic choice for users who want to improve internet searching and translations.

Hi guys.

I've notice we don't have any Video Editor here on PortableApps.

So I have a suggestion for us!!

I've found the Shotcut Video Editor Portable app and I think would be great if you guys could add to the PortableApps.

Original Website: https://www.shotcut.org

GitHub: https://github.com/mltframework/shotcut

a fairly decent security/antivirus program that sports a portable version. it seems to be well-liked over at malwaretips site. it is small and barely has any system impact. it uploads unknowns to virustotal and has some hips protection.

https://www.crystalsecurity.eu/#download-portable

the developer is active here:

https://malwaretips.com/threads/crystal-security-3-7-beta.68421/

From what I know, it's the only "free" DVD ripper that supports encrypted DVDs, despite being limited to the MPG format.

https://www.videoconverterfactory.com/dvd-ripper-lite/

We could add TeraFLOPS of computing power to the BOINC platform developing a Coronavirus vaccine. But many people have trouble with installers. Let's release an updated standalone app for BOINC!

Seamonkey has recently released a new version. Can you produce a portable version of SM 2.53.1?

Its is bewildering that you sometimes produce complications by making programs portable which can already be run portable!

IF there IS a good reason for this (e.g. better handling of multi-user OS ? (which I could not honestly believe...) you should AT LEAST
mention the programs ability to be already run in portable mode

Two examples:

1."Telegram" can already be downloaded an run portable

Since the Thunderbird team seems to be uncooperative with PortableApps.com and giving assistance to Mr. Haller, might I suggest a portable fork for Claws Mail?

https://www.claws-mail.org/

It's free, open source, carries multiple accounts, is continually updated and looks like a good alternative to Thunderbird.

It's also is an offshoot of Sylpheed, which hasn't been updated here in two years.