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Late to the party, but here goes
![]() Downloaded the portable apps.com platform and installed a few portable apps and am liking it so far. It's great that they even have a decent built in updater. However, there are a few apps (like foobar2000, ccleaner) which have their own portable versions and are not available in this site. I don't think that the built in portable apps updater would work for these apps. Every time an update comes up, I could go to the site and download the zip file and then replace the files. But that would be doing it the hard way. ![]() ![]() Any suggestions would be much appreciated.... |
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I find Freeware Updates RSS Feed very useful for getting daily news of updates covering a large number of freeware programs.
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I too use the RSS feeds from various download sites, like MajorGeeks, FreewareFiles, Kaldata, to check for various software updates.
I use an online RSS feed service, TheOldReader, to check for these feeds daily. InoReader is also another good online RSS service.
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