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Some good points, and will look at Radified in a moment. As most of the apps tend to be small, usually <1Mb, the space issue is meaningless, and worth the effort of copying to each users drive (don't forget, this is stuff that does not need to be installed...) Honestly, kids moaning about losing the...

Hi, Further to my earlier post on a different thread, there is so much portable stuff out there that it would be impossible to run it all on a USB stick. I have an external USB hard drive which I use for all my portable stuff (I also use a USB key for work). This means that I have everything that I ...

Porta Firefox 105 - with about 30 extensions (especially scrapbook, reminderfox and calculator)
Porta Thunderbird 107 - again, with lots of extensions
Porta Open Office 201
Porta NVU 102

I'm boring and I use it all for work, but hey...I do play some games when no-one is looking...

I agree with Darkbee - try it and see. Over the years there have been many portable applications featured on the coverdisc of many magazines (PC Utilities springs to mind). Indeed, some issues have been devoted entirely to non-install software, which by definition I assume to be portable...(and free...