Mac OS X Portable Apps: Free portable Mac OS X applications you can run from a USB flash drive—ideal for on-the-go productivity, file management, and development tools.
Portable Chromium for Mac OS X is of course a stand alone Internet Web Browser based on Chromium. Specifically designed for Apple Mac Operating System users, this Chrome Portable Browser enables you to bring your bookmarks, extensions, history with you on a USB flash drive.
Portable Adium is a Mac OS X instant messaging chat client that can be used to chat via AIM, Windows Messenger, Yahoo Messenger, Google Talk, ICQ, Jabber, Apple Mobile Me and more. This version of Adium has been repackaged to run from a portable device such as a USB flash drive or micro sd card. All settings are stored on the removable media leaving no traces behind on the host Mac computer it is being run from.
Portable Cyberduck is a Mac OS X portable FTP client browser application based purely on Cyberduck. It is an FTP client you can bring with you to run from a USB thumb drive, external hard drive, memory card, iPod, other portable device. Now Mac Os X users can have FTP access portably no matter where they go. All settings are stored on the portable device leaving no traces behind on the Mac computer Portable Cyberduck is being run from.
Portable Thunderbird for Mac OS X is based purely on the Mozilla Thunderbird email software but has been made portable for Apple's Mac OS X users. This free email client enables Mac users to bring their email, contacts, address book and personalized messages with them while on the go. The user can then run the stand alone email application from a USB device using any Apple with a Mac operating system, while leaving no traces behind on the host machine.
Portable Firefox OSX for Mac is based purely on the popular Firefox Web Browser but was revamped to be run from a USB flash drive or other removable storage device. Enabling Apple Mac OS X users to bring their Firefox favorites, personalized settings and secure login passwords with them to run on any Apple based Mac Operating System. Just like their fellow Microsoft Windows users.