Request Apps

Program: Andy the Android Emulator

License: Freeware

Description: An Android OS emulator for running Android apps on one's PC.

Website: http://www.andyroid.net

While the Bluestacks Portable version still can't be done, what about Andy?

I Sersley Want FRAPS Please Get It On Here PLEASE

Many of us have friends in different countries. An application that can take text in English and translate it into some common languages would probably be a welcome addition to portable apps. We could start with European Languages such as French, Spanish, German, Italian and English. Being able to translate both ways in these languages would enable personal communication if not business communication amongst people with different native tongues.
Thanks
Jojo

Lightshot (http://prntscr.com) is a screen capture tool, and it would be pretty cool to have it in portable version.

I did a search but did not find a specific topic.

I would like to know if Tixati can be included in the arsenal of the PAL.

Tixati is a great program that allows IP block lists to be included and is a very stable torrent client, is safer than most if not all others and has no advertising as well as x64 support.

The app selection is growing at a very steady pace and to my mind; this would be a great addition to the selection.

Best,

P.S. The site is looking awesome!

UPDATE: This app is now available in the PortableApps.com App Store: https://portableapps.com/apps/music_video/mpc-be-portable

"MPC-BE"
"Media Player Classic - BE"
"Media Player Classic - Black Edition"

would be possible to make Marble Blast Ultra an portable app ?

its port of xbox live arcade game which was originally a PC game

http://marbleblastultra.tk/index.php

First thank you for this great platform i'm looking for dns changer app like these:

http://www.sordum.org/7952/dns-jumper-v1-0-6/
http://www.eusing.com/ipswitch/free_ip_switcher.htm
http://www.netsetman.com/

Thanh you for your help.

I see someone else already requested this app, and now the topic is closed. After Thunderbird and Firefox, Quicken is my most used app.
I have two systems that I move a disk between, and I have to backup and restore Quicken in order to get it to work correctly on both systems. Just opening the same data file on another system doesn't do the job.

Iron sure is a good browser. Yes, I use Firefox, but I get tired of its hiccups. For some purposes Chromium is superior, likely because google tries to make life hard for firefox, and Iron is the superior form of Chromium. However, installing flash is a problem and there is not a good solution. It seems like you can just duplicate the file structure manually from an installed version of Iron with Flash, but that gets old.