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FYI - latest From the Pegasus Mail website: https://www.pmail.com/newsflash.htm Update, June 2022 We have submitted Pegasus Mail to Google for validation, and assuming they approve it, we will release a v4.81 release with the code for OAUTH2 support the moment the approval is out (it's basically rea...

... and we are glad that you stuck around over the past 8 years. A million thanks for your work on this site. We all appreciate you!

Cheers!

This is a huge milestone indeed. As an ongoing consumer/user of TPFC and PortableApps alike, my hat is off to both Andrew and John. By far, these are the two BEST portable freeware sites available on the web. Congratulations to John for his tireless work to reach this achievement. And Andrew, my gue...

Hey all... HandBrake gets my vote. Thanks...

Before I submit my list, I would like to offer a huge thanks to everyone involved with keeping TPFC up and running. All of the developers, moderators, and contributors provide invaluable feedback and insight. I read the discussion topics daily and have done so for many years. Thank you all for makin...

Midas is absolutely right... ClipDiary stores your images quite well. I use it to save text and images/screenshots. Also, I use FreeShooter to capture screenshots during conference calls or if I need to take a quick screenshot of website content. I will keep these items in ClipDiary for future refer...

This is awesome... thanks, Rudy5!

Hi all,

Here are my favorite choices in order.

Hope everyone at TPFC has an awesome 2020!

1. AstroGrep
2. SwiftSearch
3. SmartSystemMenu

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I agree 100%. This post is long overdue... There are so many who spend countless hours making the site the best in class. Although I am not an active contributor, I really appreciate the efforts of so many, making this my daily 'go-to' site for my evolving suite of portable Windows applications. A m...

Ditto for me. This is great news and congrats. You guys are always contributing great stuff. We sincerely appreciate all you do with actively supporting this site... you've earned our respect.

BTW, great job... I do like the URL highlighting.

Is there any chance you could add spell checking capabilities to the product? Along with the usual coding tasks, I would also use it for simple text file editing.

Thanks, Nick

Don't want to taint the voting, but I selected CSearcher. This is a great replacement for the crappy Windows search. I can find my files quickly with little or no effort and the UI was well-designed. Also, my other honorable mention is ScreenToGif. These two are my choice as 'must haves' for 2017. C...

Glad you are back up... was worried that you were hacked.

I sure hope they let John 'paf the app'. If they do, I will move from FF to Vivaldi.

Thanks for the direct link, tictactoe... I'll download and take it out for spin sometime this week.

At least I'm not a 'bad gateway' again

Cheers!