Request Apps

I would like to request that Test SPP be added to Portableapps.com. It is a tool that tests the signal processing power of your CPU. It is free and the source is available on the page.

http://vb-audio.pagesperso-orange.fr/us/resources/test_spp/test_spp.htm

Program:
Notepad3(Portable)

License:
Open Source

Description:
A lightweight universal Texteditor.
A fork of from Notepad2(-mod), which are already available at PortableApps.com, with bugfixes, new features and translations to languages like English(GB), Belarusian, Dutch, French, German, Spanish, Japanese, Russian and Simple Chinese.

can you please add runelite https://github.com/runelite/runelite and onionshare https://onionshare.org?

Please, add this app:
DoubleCMD
https://doublecmd.sourceforge.io/

It's a file manager with some cool features.
GPLv2

Thanks.

• Program: TV Renamer
• License: GNU GPL v2.0 [read]
• Website: http://tvrenamer.org/ [github]
• Description: A simple tool that renames your downloaded TV show files into a format of your choosing. For example, a list of files named like this:

Dear John T. Haller and Gord Caswell,

A request was made to make digiKam portable many years ago by photomacro. That request was rejected due to huge install of KDE framework by digiKam:
https://portableapps.com/node/28757

Could you please take a second look and let us know if that is still the case with latest release of digiKam?
https://download.kde.org/stable/digikam

I would like to request that Spek be added to the roster. It is a spectral analyzer tool for audio files. It is free and open source.

Not sure if it falls in the "Just Works" category... it has a preferences file in C:\Users\XXXXX\AppData\Roaming\spek

Website: http://spek.cc/

I'm a big fan of MusicBee, and I feel like its something that could fit right at home on this site. I'm not 100% if it works on cloud drives, but I've been running it on a USB just fine. Hopefully it can get added someday.

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