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Skype icon

Submitted by Am18 on April 27, 2024 - 6:45am

The Skype taskbar icon isn't showing for some reason - it showed a few days earlier... The app is working fine, it's just a minor error.
I am running Windows 11 (64-bit). It is running the latest version of sPortable (Skype). Cheers.

Lagrange portable issue

Submitted by autohost on March 7, 2024 - 10:14am

Lagrange portable appears to run, I see its icon in the task bar, but its window isn't displayed onscreen (only one screen). I suspect that I once opened it in a multi-monitor environment, and I don't know how to force it to move back to the main screen. Any ideas?

I suppose I *could* just uninstall it then reinstall which should get rid of any config settings it has saved... but that's the annoying possible way to fix it Smile

Error during Chrome update

Submitted by wetabax on February 26, 2024 - 12:51pm

Hi, despite having done what an user suggested = copy Chrome.ini to the same folder as Chrome.exe, I continue to receive this message:

Error during upgrading: Upgrade fails due following (código do erro 1: 0X80004005).
More:
Versão 122.0.6261.70 (Versão oficial) 64 bits

That's it. I have uninstalled the app and reinstalled again. Doesn't make any difference.
thanks for any help
walter tabax

Which is more private, using Chrome Portable or --user-data-dir argument for installed Chrome?

Submitted by boogadie on February 3, 2024 - 9:32pm

I use Chrome Portable because official Chrome doesn't let me choose an install location and I don't want my user data on my C: drive. I recently learned you can use the --user-data-dir argument in a shortcut to specify a profile location in official Chrome which would basically make it like a portable version.

Since I'm already using Chrome Portable I wonder if I should bother. Is one more private and secure than the other? I can see that Chrome Portable's data is temporarily in AppData while in use and then after I close the browser the folder gets deleted.

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