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Meh. Stable/Beta Dev

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I have been quite inactive lately and I apologize.  New job takes up lots of time, the rest of the time all I feel like doing is Team Fortress 2… But right now here’s what I’ve been working on: One Number is moving along, I have made a new framework that allows for much greater […]

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Where to start?  Early today I released OneNumber v1.2 to add a bunch of small requested features.  With those out of the way I plan to tackle the two remaining big ones next: Google Calendar support Allow for normal GMail and Google Apps GMail support at once Second one won’t be as hard as it sounds, […]

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I’ve released new versions of Google Chrome Portable and my One Number extension for Google Chrome. Download links: Google Chrome Portable Stable (3.0.195.33) Google Chrome Portable Beta (4.0.249.30) Google Chrome Portable Dev (4.0.266.0) One Number (1.1.0.6) Of note is that with this release, the Google Chrome Extension Gallery will now work with Beta and Dev […]

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Another new Google Chrome Portable! I’ve been working on other stuff too, really! 🙂  Just trying to get the bugs that people report to me out of the way… Biggest change is the Portable Passwords feature.  It’s opt-in so you’ll need to use the INI to enable it since it creates a bit of a […]

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Minor update to fix up the source code for another official PortableApps.com release.  Other than updating Stable and Dev channel versions, no changes anyone will notice. Stable (3.0.195.33) Beta (4.0.223.16) Dev (4.0.245.0)

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EasyScreenshot.NET v.7.0 has been released.  Grab it here, and view the complete changelog here. These changes are of particular note: Added Capture Monitor and Color Picker modes. Added PrintScreen simulation option for capturing transparent windows. Many changes and bug fixes to clipboard code. Tweaks to the overlay, especially to the overlay text. Misc bug fixes. […]

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Details here. Downloads: Stable, Beta, Dev.

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Thanks to Clutch for pointing out that ES.NET could use up an obscene amount of memory.  While technically memory leaks aren’t possible in .NET unless you leak unmanaged objects, in this case I was constantly creating large bitmaps and forgetting to .Dispose them, and .NET was taking it’s time in cleaning them up.  This has […]

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I have a bit of a backlog of stuff so I guess I better start posting some of it.

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