There's a portable (Windows) version that runs off thumb drives, and since it's open source, it's likely to adapt to any new system that comes along. Versions of KeePass are available for Windows, Mac, and Linux systems, as well as on the iPhone, Android, and BlackBerry smartphone platforms. We're discussing it over in this forum post.KeePass: It's the ultimate portable lockbox. NET framework versions in the Portable App Directory. NET support entirely, it does open the door to us including specific. While this doesn't change the overall issues with. By doing so, KeePass 2.0 will run on Windows 8/8.1 out of the box without issue. So, KeePass 2.0, for example, includes 4.0 and 4.5 as supported runtimes in its. UPDATE It seems I missed out on the fact that apps can be set to have multiple later supportedRuntime versions listed. NET frameworks are installed or enabled on every PC). NET yourself via admin rights) or known quantities (you know ahead of time what. NET is a bad solution for portable software unless all the PCs you will be coming in contact with are either under your control (where you can install or enable. And, as Windows 8 and later continue to increase in market share (13.49% and growing), this will be an even larger issue.

NET 2.0 framework, it will run on Windows Vista and Windows 7 out of the box, but it will fail on Windows 8 and later unless an admin enables it. So, even if you base your app on the now-outdated. NET 2.0 support something that won't happen on a PC that's not your own. NET 2.0 portable app like on Windows 8 requires an admin to manually enable. NET 2.0 through 3.5 apps on Windows 8, 8.1, and 8.1 update 1.

This is primarily due to Microsoft's decision to disable. While the news is good for overall compatibility and for spread of the later versions of the framework, it's fit as a solution in the overall portable environment continues to decline. NET-based applications is a viable solution in a portable scenario (running apps from a USB drive, cloud drive, etc). NET Availability & Viability With Portable Apps article with last month's stats from Net Applications.

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