Originally Posted by raztoki

... A2: Our installers provide short-cuts/file associations (DLC, etc), you can disable the shortcuts/file associations in the installer. JD2 install is portable as in we provide all the necessary dependencies (Java Runtime Environment)! JD0.9 and JD2 stores all it's files in one location, within the 'installation directory'. You can copy that installation directory to any location and it will work (file associations/shortcuts will no longer work, assuming you enabled them originally.). Theirs zero need for a 'portable' version from a 3rd party provider what so ever! You could also copy the JDownloader.jar to a new path and run it, it will re-download all required components, but what you wont get is the binaries associated with a given installer (JDownloaer2.exe etc). ...