Internet Apps Support

Hi is there a version of Librewolf that works on Windows 7?

Windows 7 users are REALLY going to need a browser that is regularly updated in case Firefox ESR stops being updated for Windows 7.

Latest install fails file not found when using Auto method. Using manual method only previous version is installed 138.0.1

Please advise,

RAH

Telegram 5.14.0 don't works on Windows 7 - 64 bit.

There seems to be a problemI in version 5.14.0.
Anyway this version will replaced by 5.14.1: Fix launching on Windows 7 https://github.com/telegramdesktop/tdesktop/commit/7d88c48c39b2d88b0af29...

The update of Google Chrome Portable Dev to version 137.0.7141.3 breaks a previous installed version. Even a fresh install doesn't work.

The last 2 lines of installing process are:
Criar pasta: X:\PortableApps\GoogleChromePortableDev\App
ERROR: (chrome.7z > App)

The entire process is:

It seems to be part of chrome portable, but then why is it an extension?

The legacy version of Mumble is 32-bit only. It would be useful to provide the legacy x64 version of the application as well. It is publicly available:
https://github.com/mumble-voip/mumble/releases/tag/v1.4.287

Hi John,
zmPortable 6.3.10 don't works on Windows 7/8.1.

Hi everybody, this is a portableapp-forum, might be the perfect place to ask this:

I have created a simple registry file with entries to make Supermium Portable my default browser in Windows. The regular Make Supermium the default browser button doesn't work properly, ruins portability and makes enormous mess in OS/registry. I have been using the registry file since Google Chrome Portable 109 where it works flawlessly. However, there is an issue with launching a browser-associated file (like .html) in Supermium.

 
I'm using Windows 10 Pro 22H2 and occasionally use Opera Portable as an alternative browser. Today I tried to launch it and got this error:

https://i.ibb.co/7JNgRg04/2025-03-22-03-31-06-128-capture.jpg

When I go to the folder mentioned in the error message, I found this:

https://i.ibb.co/cKB2qNXS/2025-03-22-03-34-10-129-capture.jpg