portable browser
Pale Moon Portable Web Browser

Pale Moon Portable is a free and open source portable web browser for Windows that can be run directly from a USB flash drive or other writable removable storage without a traditional installation. Developed independently from Mozilla Firefox, Pale Moon uses its own Goanna browser engine and focuses on efficiency, customization, privacy, and support for a classic desktop browsing experience.
The official Pale Moon project provides a dedicated Portable Windows version designed specifically for use on removable media. The portable package keeps your bookmarks, passwords, browsing history, downloads, and other personal browser data with the portable installation instead of storing them on the host computer. This makes it particularly useful when you need a consistent browser environment on multiple Windows PCs.
K-Meleon - Portable Web Browser

K-Meleon is an open source portable web browser that can be taken with you to run from USB. Based on the Gecko Engine created and used by Mozilla Firefox, this browser is lightweight and extremely fast. It is also skinnable, and can be fully customized to suite your needs. Basic essentials function out of the box and third party plugins can be added to enhance or add functionality.
Google Chrome Portable

Google Chrome Portable is a standalone version of the popular Google Chrome web browser that can be run directly from a USB flash drive or other removable media. Because it does not require installation, users can carry their browser, bookmarks, extensions, and settings with them and use it on almost any Windows computer they have access to.
HTTrack - Offline Browser and Website Copy Tool

HTTrack is a free software utility that can be used to copy and browse internet sites while offline. It allows users to store a Website, it's images and structure from the internet recursively on a local directory. A user can then browse the site and it's links off line as if they were connected to the site via the internet.

