Ubiquitous Player 3.9 - (January 9, 2012)

[FunkY]

Portable audio, mp3, flac, ogg, ape, wav, CD player, web browser, image and text viewer, file manager, calculator.
Or just a music player with easy file explorer.

Ubiquitous Player is All-In-One music player, image viewer, text editor, file manager, web browser and much more. And it's completely, 107% portable, doesn't need installation and can be used from your USB flash drive. Unicode is supported.

It allows:
1) to listen to your mp3, flac, ape, aac, ogg files and CD music (including playback from folders)
2) to view images (with slideshow, gallery, fullscreen and stuff)
3) to edit your texts and use notes
4) to make simple HTML pages (with tags highlighting)
5) to rename/copy/move/navigate your files (file manager)
6) to use built-in web browser (with tabs)
7) to manage your Internet favorites
8) to take screenshots (of full screen or active window)
9) to watch video files
10) to extend your clipboard functionality
11) to use snipping tool
12) to use virtual keyboard
13) to use magnifying glass
14) to use calculator
15) to play some games
16) to do even more

Supported types of files:
Audio files: mp3, ogg, flac, ape, aac, mp4, wma, wav, aif + module files: mod, xm, it, s3m, mtm
Video files: mpg, wmv, asf, avi (you'll maybe need some codecs installed)
Image files: jpg, png, gif, bmb, tiff, ico, wmf, emf
Text files: txt, rtf, html, mht

Supported operating systems: 7, Vista, XP and their server counterparts.

Bug report, suggestions, other questions? Contact me: ubiquitous.player@gmail.com

Monday, January 9, 2012

Ubiquitous Player 3.9

Hello. Ubiquitous Player 3.9 is out.

What's new:
- improvements to file manager
- currently open files are now highlighted in file manager
- some improvements to music player and image viewer
- many other fixes

Tell your friends.

Ubiquitous Player is 100% portable. Just download, unzip and use (~2.1 MB in zip)

Homepage and download - (It's 100% portable)
http://ubiquitous-player.blogspot.com/

[Bearcat]

It's 100% portable

Aha, that sounds worthy of a try to me.

[BigGuy]

Thank you FunkY. I agree with Bearcat, a portable player is worth trying out.