Suggestions for new apps

[Pyromaniac]

Hi!

I've been using this website for a long time to find apps to make into PortableApps.com Format. I only just decided to make an account here, though, and I wanted to suggest some (my) apps to add to your collection. I thought that on your website there'd be some kinda "Suggest an app" link, but after few minutes of searching, I just decided to post here, if that's alright with ya'll. I did notice, though, that nobody else posted stuffs like that, so I'm not sure this is the right place. Can somebody point me to the right location to suggest an app(s)? And perhaps add something like a "suggest an app" to the website?

Thankee very much.

[Emka]

You can post in the forum under "Portable Freeware Submission".

[Pyromaniac]

O_O

How did I miss that?!

Thank you.

[guinness]

Even better than suggesting you can now add to TPFC, have a look here http://www.portablefreeware.com/forums/ ... 974#p20974

[freakazoid]

Hi I don't know if you have been following news or not but apparently just recently Microsoft announced that all versions of its IE have a flow and they are working on a patch, I know that if you visit certain facebook pages they know all about your computer (just like apache complete header but more of a IE based javascipt based detection), and that is always going to be the case with IE as it is very popular.

I do suggest to some serious programmer out there to develop a portable app that does not depend on Internet explorer and has the complete facebook and twitter funtionality in it, I mean I should be able to post/delete/comment on pages and their posts and do virtually everything possible with browser based version of Facebook. There is a humongous need for it.

thanks

Simple! Don't use IE

[webfork]

Hi I don't know if you have been following news or not but apparently just recently Microsoft announced that all versions of its IE have a flow and they are working on a patch

Although its improved quite a bit, Microsoft's browser has a long and exciting history with software bugs. I tend to disagree with users like freakazoid who say just dump IE because sometimes you're in a corporate situation where you can't get away from it. Still, if you're concerned about security, I have to agree: there's not much I've seen in the way of tweaks (e.g. sandboxing, security updates, or other precautions) that can keep you safe.

I do suggest to some serious programmer out there to develop a portable app that does not depend on Internet explorer and has the complete facebook and twitter funtionality in it, I mean I should be able to post/delete/comment on pages and their posts and do virtually everything possible with browser based version of Facebook.

I think that's the idea behind Rockmelt (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RockMelt)

[Pyromaniac]

Hi I don't know if you have been following news or not but apparently just recently Microsoft announced that all versions of its IE have a flow and they are working on a patch

Although its improved quite a bit, Microsoft's browser has a long and exciting history with software bugs. I tend to disagree with users like freakazoid who say just dump IE because sometimes you're in a corporate situation where you can't get away from it. Still, if you're concerned about security, I have to agree: there's not much I've seen in the way of tweaks (e.g. sandboxing, security updates, or other precautions) that can keep you safe.

I do suggest to some serious programmer out there to develop a portable app that does not depend on Internet explorer and has the complete facebook and twitter funtionality in it, I mean I should be able to post/delete/comment on pages and their posts and do virtually everything possible with browser based version of Facebook.

I think that's the idea behind Rockmelt (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RockMelt)

Yeah, I'm planning on making that portable, as soon as I jump over a few hurdles...