Friday, January 23, 2009

Hm. How Do You Create Titles in w.bloggar?

Trying out a new blog editor. Gunderstorm recommended it, and they just posted a mobile version. I loaded it onto my USB drive, and I'm posting from it now. It's nice - a much richer editing environment and more visibility into the "behind-the-scenes" stuff. Looks like one editor to cover a number of places where I post. Nice.

Posted by Chris B. at 9:25 AM

3 comments:

Gunderstorm,  6:29 AM  

I must admit, I haven't used it in a while. Wordpress' new interface is so beautiful and feature-rich, I haven't had a need for anything else. Come to think of it, I only used w.bloggar when the GunderBlog was on Blogger. After that, it made for a handy little HTML editor that worked nicely with Flash (since ActionScript only allows for limited tags).

Once I made the switch to Wordpress, I haven't had a need for an external interface. I tried ScribeFire for a while too, but it also took me away from my precious Wordpress dashboard.

Chris B.,  8:15 AM  

Thanks. Abandoning ship.

Gunderstorm,  11:14 AM  

Have you tried Windows Live Writer?  It supports Blogger, WordPress, TypePad... most of the big dogs.  Plus there's a Zemanta plugin which I highly recommend.

I used it to write this comment.

I took a look at the w.bloggar site and there hasn’t been an update since late 2007.

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