#Marsedit switch blog for mac#
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Fine-tune your masterpiece on the boat, plane, or train, and publish when you get back online.įreeware programs can be downloaded used free of charge and without any time limitations. Write when you want to, without an internet connection. Now when you discover something cool, you can start a new Mars Edit post with the click of a button. The app will even resize them to suit your needs.Īdd “Blog This” bookmarklet to your web browser's button bar. Upload images and files directly to your blog, or attach them to a post for automatic upload-on-publish. Quickly scan your iPhoto, Aperture, Lightroom, or Flickr libraries, and insert images into your blog post with the click of a button. Integrates cleanly with BBEdit, TextMate, WriteRoom, TextWrangler, or any editor that supports the ODBEditor suite. Use Markdown? The tool will preview that, too.Ĭombine the power of the app with your favorite editor. Works with WordPress, Blogger, Tumblr, TypePad, Movable Type, and any blog that supports a standard MetaWeblog or AtomPub interface.īuild a template to match your blog, then let the app's live preview show you how your posts will look before you publish them. If you're lucky enough to have a Mac, nothing is more powerful or more elegant than MarsEdit for macOS. If you're serious about your blog, you need a desktop blog editor. Browsers are perfect for reading web content, but not so great for creating it. If you prefer the best of both worlds, you can switch easily between the two.īrowser-based interfaces are slow, clumsy, and require you to be connected to the internet just to use them. Whether you love HTML or can't bear the sight of it, MarsEdit's editor will thrill you.

It works with various weblog systems: Blosxom, Conversant, Manila, Movable Type, Radio UserLand, TypePad, WordPress, and others.

#Marsedit switch blog for mac#

The blog I need help with is: sensuousinkspiller.MarsEdit for Mac is a weblog editor for macOS that makes weblog writing like writing an email - with spell-checking, drafts, multiple windows, and even AppleScript support. I can’t contact Ecto without purchasing – are they good about updates for OS changes, etc? Are they responsive?Īnything else I should pay attention to, with either of them? MarsEdit forums seem to get quick responses. Those who use either of these programs – any suggestions or issues you’ve come across? Did you use one and switch to the other, and if so, why? The whole image thing is funky with both of them, but it doesn’t bother me – I’d more likely copy/paste and import the images directly, anyway. I do like that it knows that I’ve added the “more” tag to already synced posts, and asks me about it. So far, so good, and I like that I was able to sync my prior posts and pages.Įcto doesn’t sync all my pages, many haven’t downloaded and I can’t figure out why, but not a crisis. (Posts I’ve found in the forums have been old ones.) Through the Support pages, I see that WP recommends Ecto and MarsEdit (and Blogo, though that seemingly no longer exists) for Macs, and I’ve been previewing them. I’ve been using MacJournal since I have it, but it’s not all that great for blogging. “Copy to clipboard” is ingrained in me and so I do it all the time, but… something will happen.Īnd having my posts stored here on my computer is just as important to me.

I just know that eventually the “lost draft” issue will catch me.