ChangesĪdded support for Tumblr weblogs Added support for creating and editing WordPress pages Revised the Twitter interface, reorganizing the tabs and adding a "Retweets" section Added Dailymotion and Metacafe to the list of video sites supported by the Send to Blogo bookmarklet.
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The user can now update his biography and link for Twitter from the "Yours" tab. The link window will now pull the link from the default browser (Safari, Opera and Camino are supported). Text files can now be chosen when clicking the browse button from the fullscreen editor, and "Place Image" has been changed to "Place File" in the Post menu. Home timeline now includes posts sent through the new retweet system. Blogo now supports adding a content separator for Blogger blogs. Added local search trends to the Twitter search panel.
Added goo.gl as an option for shortening long URLs. Added a preference to the Advanced preferences to show sticky Growl notifications when viewing replies. Added a contextual menu item to retweet updates directly using the new retweet API. Added a "Services" submenu to the contextual menu when clicking on a Twitter update which points to Twitpic and other Twitter services for the user. Added "Reply to All" contextual menu item when clicking on a tweet which mentions another user. Added Posterous as an alternative to Twitpic for uploading photos to Twitter.
Just drag and drop them into the interface.Īdded support for Tumblr weblogs Added support for creating and editing WordPress pages Revised the Twitter interface, reorganizing the tabs and adding a "Retweets" section Added Dailymotion and Metacafe to the list of video sites supported by the Send to Blogo bookmarklet. Posting images and html snippets is also really easy. We quite liked having a preview window, which really lets you see what the post will look like before actually publishing it. Once you've written up a post and added links you can edit it before sending it to your blog. If you aren't signed up to any blog service yet, Blogo will show a comparison chart of each service with links to quickly sign up. However we appreciated being able to save multiple accounts and quickly switch between them. Overall, it's simple to work with however everything does feel a little over-designed, so the first time you use it you might feel a little confused.įor one, it doesn't look like your typical Apple program.īlogo works with all the major blog services including WordPress, Blogger, Typo or TypePad.Īlthough fairly easy to set up, Blogo does encounter some issues when connecting to your account. You can search and view posts from a side window that slides open. The application is divided into two sections "Edit" and "Create".
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