That said, I do like Scribefire a lot, especially the option to immediately share links on various Social Networking sites (Digg, Facebook, StumbleUpon, etc.) Qumana (Windows, Mac and Linux) The advantage of being built into Firefox, of course, can also be a disadvantage- it isn’t a standalone application, and to use it you have to fire up Firefox- so it might not a good choice if you’re looking for something “offline”.
#FREE OFFLINE EDITOR FOR BLOGGER PROFESSIONAL#
Professional bloggers, in particular, who spend most of their time in the browser anyway, should find this useful. And don’t let the word “add-on” fool you- Scribefire is as powerful, if not more so, as most of these standalone editors. I’m starting with Scribefire because if you use Firefox as your primary browser, this one’s an add-on to look at. Which is why offline blogging editors are so popular- especially among professional bloggers who post regularly on multiple blogs.īut which one to choose? Here are my picks for the best offline blogging editors available today (and, yay, most of them are free!) Scribefire (Firefox Add-on) And that’s a very big “if”, as anyone who’s ever written a long, well-crafted post online, and lost it because of a browser or connection glitch knows only too well.
Editing your posts online is the traditional way to blog, and my preferred method as well- if my Internet connection is stable, and I already have a backup of what I’m posting.
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