The above mentioned ones are all fine.[DataDirs] Portable Mode!
Using read-write data directory: U:\bin\Spring\Data\
Using read-only data directory: C:\Spring\
Using read-only data directory: U:\bin\github\Ecostats\
Scanning: C:\Spring\base
Scanning: U:\bin\Spring\Data\maps
Scanning: U:\bin\Spring\Data\games
Scanning: U:\bin\Spring\Data\packages
But for some reason, many badly written apps search for stuff that are located in my documents/my games/spring, a path which is invalid on my computer and not even writeable. What is the cause of this weird behaviour, and how can it be corrected? Other than telling the makes of these apps to not use a directory that has no write permission when it is needed. Examples are pr-downloader and springlobby, but there are probably more of those out there.