Portable GPG

Been looking for an encryption and authentication system for a while that's:

• Easy to use
• Portable
• Cross-platform
• Ideally using Gnu Privacy Guard

My wish was seemingly granted: I got FireGPG's smooth integration with Gmail and it works nicely.  If you're not a fan of Gmail, there are a few other clients it integrates with.  Other than having to install GPG locally as well, you may need to change the specific directory location of GPG under the options -- I haven't tested that yet.

This further highlights the importance of having Firefox in the Kitchen Sink: its becoming a platform for so many other great things.

Kitchen Sink graphics

Someone at downloadsquad reported on the recent Kitchen Sink project difficulty.  The graphic is killer.

Freeware Reviews

A portable freeware reviews site appropriately named portablefreewarereviews.blogspot.com has been created since that's effectively what I'm doing with the Kitchen Sink Collection. This is in an effort to improve upon the comments section of portablefreeware, which can get a little directionless and unconnected.

This wasn't integrated into this site because the purpose of this site is just to let people know what's happening with the development of my archive. Quite a few more people are interested in portable freeware generally than are interested in my huge archive of it.