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Veracrypt is an Open Source successor to/fork of the now-defunct TrueCrypt. Its Sourceforge page is the following:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/veracrypt/.
Since TrueCrypt was abandoned by its developers, there has been a pressing need, especially on Windows boxes, for a maintained replacement.

Please include WT-NMP as an alternative to XAMPP in DEVELOPMENT list of apps

WT-NMP - portable Nginx Mysql Php development stack for Windows

A portable, preconfigured, lightweight, fast and stable server stack for developing php mysql applications on windows, based on the excellent webserver Nginx. Just unzip and start developing!

The portable ZIP Package contains:
- Nginx web server - 1.7.6
- Mysql database server - 5.6.21
- Php scripting language - 5.4.34 & 5.6.2
- Php Extensions: opcache, xdebug, xcache.
- MSmtp sendmail smtp client wrapper

This is a good proxy server for savings mobile traffic and quickly open the web pages. The use.http://handycache.ru/

Ad Munсher was made free, you can make this portable version?

I propose to create a portable (buy commercial version) "loader" Internet Download Manager (http:\/\/www.internetdоwnlоаdmаnаger.соm). It would be very nice. Thank you very much.

Предлагаю добавить браузер Slimjet (http://www.slimjet.com/). Хороший. Спасибо.

Hi all from a portable newbie,

I have been searching for a portable app so that I can use my keyboard on multiple pcs with no admin privileges. My keyboard has a number of extra keys for macros and links but will only work with:
Mouse and Keyboard Center 2.3 32-bit (EXE) installed.
I have a condition which makes standard keyboard impossible for me to use properly and so need a solution.
I have hunted for a solution but have found none.

I assume there are many gamers out there with the same problem although mine is an office issue. My keyboard is a microsoft 4000 ergo thing.

I think it would be great to have an app that pulls new proxy server domains from various websites and email subscriptions, as opposed to using an RSS feed on a browser.

For a while a K-Meleon browser, once a quality lightweight Gecko engine based browser that existed as an alternative to FF, was not updated and thus abandoned. However recently (this year) the development seems to have sparked again and last month they released a stable version to bring back this old browser to the light again. I only found about this today and am very excited to see this happen.
http://kmeleon.sourceforge.net/forum/read.php?8,129657