Request Apps

"GratePic, a cross platform tool for posting, commenting and rating photos on flickr."
please make GratePic portable version!
greatpic website: http://gratepic.sourceforge.net/index.html

tnx. morteza bahmani

i think this is a very funny app and would be great on a usb stick so you can play the prank on any one

http://www.donationcoder.com/Software/Mouser/DrWindows/index.html

Program: Personal Video Database

License: Freeware

Description: With Personal Video Database you can catalog your movie collection fast and easy. Thought-out user interface and different database management function make it easy to create and manage big movie databases. Powerful filtering, grouping and sorting help you find movies very fast.

We should have the FOSS equivalent of Ad-Aware, CCleaner, and Mp3Tag.

I can't find a download manager to install on my flashdrive.

Can anyone suggest a programme

Should run under Windows

Thanks

[Topic moved to Request Apps by mod Tim]

Program: Blue Griffon

License: Open Source

Website: http://www.bluegriffon.org
Can be downloaded at: http://bluegriffon.org/category/Fresh-Meat

Use: Blue Griffon is a web editor, it is based on the same rendering engine as Firefox/Thunderbird/Most other Mozilla apps.

I was wondering if anyone could make Sandboxie portable. It is a great tool for security and I think many people would love it on thier portable devices.

Do we have one? I'd like to see one made portable.

Miro 2.0 is out and it's about time that it was made into a portable app. It is 100% open source and can now handle HD video. If it is already in the works, please tell me the status.

www.getmiro.com

This is frustrating not having any actual 64 bit browsers for Windows other than IE8...But of course there is plenty of 64 bit support in Linux...even a 64 bit Firefox and SeaMonkey. I was wondering what if someone could or would just port Linux's SeaMonkey x64 to Windows, and then just made it a portable app package? I'd even be willing to try to make it portable, if someone could port either FF or SM x64. Its just saving Mozilla the work of doing it. I don't know why Linux gets all the 64 bit stuff, and windows is stuck halfway back in time?