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Name: CPod
License: Apache License, Version 2.0
website: https://github.com/z-------------/CPod
description: Podcast client and player

I'm wondering why there's no release version of Thunderbird newer than 60.9.1

I know that there's a PortableApps version of 73.0 that's available, but that's a beta. At this writing, the most recent released version of Thunderbird is 68.4.2.

Hi there, this has been asked about twice and I dont know if there is any movement to get this included now there is a desktop app?

previous discussions:
https://portableapps.com/node/56993
https://portableapps.com/node/57482

Would love to be able to bundle my signal into portable.

I've just become aware of the blisk browser. It's a developer oriented browser based on Chrome or Chromium. It's freeware.
Its developer orientation allows it to show multiple views of the same page side by side for different devices. That's really useful.

I'm not sure if you could get it licensed for Portable Apps. Their license says you can distribute it, but not alter it.
Here's the home page: blisk.io. Here's the license: https://blisk.io/eula

Name: Altap Salamander
Website: https://www.altap.cz/
Screenshots: https://www.altap.cz/salamander/screenshots/

License: Freeware, including all plugins, for both commercial and non-commercial use

Description: Altap Salamander is a fast and reliable two-panel file manager with an intuitive interface, viewers for all popular file formats as well as support for common archives, and has built-in FTP and SFTP clients.

I would like have OpenVPN Portable, exist some options there, but almost all are outdate or don't works in my Windows 7 computer
Indeed is a bit weird don't found in the Apps list OpenVPN here.

I wanna see this nice open scorce datacatlog the website is datacrow.net I want be able put my movies and CD and my books cats log and be able view them on my memory stick

add geometry dash to this

Hello, I would like to see a portable version of the streaming service Spotify

https://kdenlive.org/en/

Software
Kdenlive is an acronym for KDE Non-Linear Video Editor. It is primarily aimed at the GNU/Linux platform but also works on BSD and MacOS. It is currently being ported to Windows as a GSOC project.

Non-linear video editing is much more powerful than beginners’ (linear) editors, hence it requires a bit more organization before starting. However, it is not reserved to specialists and can be used for small personal projects.