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Try AlephNote. Or QOwnNotes. Both excellent imo.

@riciery8910 I noticed Veneta supports IFF files. I tried it with a Maya sequence and it bombed out with an error. Had no problems opening the same sequence with XnViewMP and DJVImaging . I can make a ticket/issue or give further details if you need it. Otherwise very nice viewer :) https://i.imgur...

Stoik wrote: ↑Fri Apr 06, 2018 3:08 pm I got one !

Light Alloy...

Beat me to it mate

I tried it yesterday and the first thing it did was ask me to install AviSynth... Just to convert MKV to MP4. Pity because it has everything and the kitchen sink. Oh well, at least it made its TPFC debut.

On Github ReadTheDocs - take a look at screenshots StaxRip is a video encoding app for Windows with a unrivaled feature set and usability. I was looking for alternative encoder programs and StaxRip popped up. I can find no mention of it here on TPFC... Size unpacked: ~400Mb :!: Settings: to applica...

Great news! Looks like a capable video editor. I wonder if John will consider PAF'ing it when the issues are ironed out?

It's a concept browser, meant solely to explore (in this case, fun/playful) ideas on a bare-bones framework, hence lack of bookmarks, extensions, the ability to import from other browsers, and other "work" features. The analogy to a concept car I think sums it up best. Opera intends to int...

Why the doom and gloom? Looks interesting to me. Might give it a try at some point.

@HairyPorter

Thank you for making these suggestions, and so clearly too. I think it's something a lot of people (myself included) may have at some point been annoyed by, however I for one never thought of making a post about it. Thanks again

@stisev

http://www.portablefreeware.com/forums/ ... =2&t=23186

Edit: just a note that URL parsing doesn't work with HTTPS TPFC forum addresses. Had to remove the "s" to get it parsed.

Lots to like in that list.

Cherrytree
KeePass Professional
Light Alloy
Quick Access Popup
Snipaste
Universal Extractor 2

Welcome to TPFC and happy festive season

Thanks for the detailed write-up and entry. Joby says your program is portable so I voted as well.

joby_toss wrote:... ever stopped and wondered what would happen if people lost access to everything IT related (PCs, smartphones, Internet etc.)?...

That would be fantastic. (edits italicised)

DICOM in the medical sense - the files you typically get on a CD/DVD for X-Rays, CT scans or MRIs. They normally come with proprietary viewing software of their own, however I would prefer copying the files to my ext HDD and viewing it with a more current (and full-featured) freeware/FOSS program. ...