Portable

The PortableApps.com PlatformTM is an advanced portable Download For Windows software system that integrates all of your portable applications and allows you to create a bespoke portable application suite for usage in your synced cloud folder, on your local computer, or on a portable USB drive. And it doesn’t interfere with your local apps in any way.

John T. Haller, whose Portable Firefox pioneered portable applications, created PortableApps.com. As of March 2004, we’ve been in the business of creating portable software. We’ve reached over 200 programmers, translators, app packagers, designers, and QA specialists, and our apps have been downloaded about a billion times. Our plan is to create a universal platform that can be used by programmers of all stripes to standardize on portable software development.

Also, supposing you want to host a workshop but you require access to a specialized library or an extra core. Having everyone in the workshop begin with the same data is easy because to the portable version’s ability to keep the sketchbook, libraries, and hardware folder locally. For those times when you can’t use the internet but still need to gather materials for a project, this is a great alternative.

You can take all your documents and the tools you need to work with them everywhere you go thanks to LibreOffice Portable, a full-featured portable version of LibreOffice for Windows that includes a word processor, spreadsheet, presentation tool, drawing package, and database. For use with the PortableApps.com platform and its automated updater and app store, compatibility with other portable menus, or standalone operation from a USB, cloud, or local drive, the program has been bundled in PortableApps.com format. Also, the source code is freely available and there are no costs associated.

One kind of SMPlayer is the portable version, which can be used without installing it first. Simply extract the archive to a convenient location (your document folder, the desktop, etc.) and launch the player with a single click on smplayer.exe.