w.bloggar

The last post I made to the Child Abuse blog was made using the w.bloggar tool. It’s a nice little tool but there’s one big drawback to using it with Blogger Pro. There’s no title field on new posts? What’s up with that? Maybe the new, currently being beta-tested, version of blogger will fix that problem with the Blogger API. We can only hope.

Of course, blogger is still fairly easy to use in the browser interface, so it’s not like I was planning on using w.bloggar all that much anyway. On a MT blog, though, it does save some clicks, and adds some easily accessible tools for all of us lazy bloggers. 🙂

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