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tabbyFile is a minimalist file manager. It stores settings to an .ini, and requires the standard install/move/uninstall procedure.

http://www.bradlima.com/tabbyFile/forum/

Did a quick search of the webpage and forums and was amazed that this lil gem isn't in the database...

http://perso.accelance.net/~pesoft/trm/us_trm.html

No install, writes settings to an .ini, around 100k... Quite simply one of the most compact resource monitors out there. Worth a look!

As far as ad/content filtering goes, try out BFilter. Works beautifully, and easy to enable and disable in case it accidentally blocks something you want to see (a rarity). And guess what... it's portable! At least, when I transplanted it onto my new PC it had absolutely no problems whatsoever. http...

The one downside to making a very concise topic is that the first sentence you write in the introductory post is somewhat uncomfortable to write. Anyways, I was wondering if it'd be more prudent to create one large post full of the many portable games I've accumulated rather than creating separate t...

From what I've gathered Mu-Cade, Gunroar, Torus Trooper, A7Xpg and Tumiki Fighters are all as portable as they are fun and addictive. The settings are all written to the application's folder (as a .prf file) and no changes are made to the registry, although they do need OpenGL to function (as far as...

An interesting breed of "game" that requires next to no user interaction whatsoever. Pretty much a cross between a RPG and a screensaver. Saved games are written to the application folder, no changes are made to the registry, just unzip and run. It must be noted that this game does contain...

This is a shell replacement for XP only, and requires no install - it doesn't even have settings to write in its current form. Unfortunately I don't have a portable storage medium so I cannot say whether this is portable or not, as I have no idea how well windows would handle loading a shell from su...