@letmetry: For apps that write to the registry you can use NSIS, like PortableApps.com, but it's much more involved.

@mipakr: Just to clarify, Universal Extractor doesn't make an app portable, it just extracts the files in the installer. If the application can run portably, it's no different than installing an app and copying the files to a flash drive.

@Unionhawk: Are you running Windows 7?

@Jayayess1190: Mozilla Sync is in the betas, but it doesn't support syncing add-ons.

@Chris Cuttriss: Agreed. I don't see the point of replying to every email, automated or otherwise. Automatically trash it and move on.

@DarkHumour: Portable Keepass in Dropbox, right? No reason to install it on every PC when you can install (and upgrade) once.

@Prairie Moon: ...a leech?

@corby1: My thoughts exactly.

@Ashwin Mudigonda: "Feld wakes up earlier than his wife and hits the web..."

Note that while you can register and add services to be indexed, you can't actually use it until your account is enabled.

@chuloallen: That does seem a little backwards, but I bet it will all be sorted out once you get the call option in Gmail.

@fotd_spectacular: I didn't either until I made an outbound call through Gmail.

@scragz: Major is child's play. Wait until you see an EPIC FAIL!

@xxdesmus: Thanks for sharing. I did the same and got in as well.

@aj_robins: I read elsewhere that they'd like to keep it free and hope the international calls can cover the costs.

@AgentSmithAndWeston: KeePass works great for keeping track of all your logins.

I saw this on TechCrunch, but I'm leery of giving a third party access to all of my email. I hope Google will implement live search soon, because the functionality is awesome. Live search is great in any application.

Checkvist is a better option. It lets you collaborate on lists along with its many other features.

Vote: Checkvist.com

WSCC (Windows System Control Center) doubles as a launcher as well as an updater for SysInternals and NirSoft apps. It's portable too. It works great.