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Thanks and – I think I will probably end up with some kind of compromise where Blogger is not officially supported as a recommended service, but allowed to be set up, maybe with some warning that it’s not full-featured.

I hope you can keep some sort of support for Blogger. Just the chance to write in a text window with a reasonable line length makes an enormous difference. It”™s made the work of writing Blogger posts a pleasure – and not a struggle with an unfriendly interface.

I bought MarsEdit last September and (as you may remember) raved about it on my blog. I just go into the Blogger composing window to upload an image. Anyone without a Google+ profile (like me) has already been using MarsEdit without the ability to upload images. “I have not yet decided whether I can leave some form of support in the app to accommodate folks who are satisfied to continue blogging without the ability to add images to their posts.”ĭaniel, please do if it”™s at all possible. Would it be possible to not support native uploading of images – but still keep Blogger available for those who don’t use that feature? However, I was thinking that for those who use other services to host photos (like Flickr), MarsEdit would still be a viable platform. This entry was posted to Blogger, MarsEdit, WordPress.ħ Responses to “The Future of Blogger and MarsEdit” Because it is based on open source software, even if one hosting service were to go away or eliminate access, there would undoubtedly be other services offering suitable WordPress-based hosting. WordPress is a good alternative, which has always been supportive of 3rd-party apps such as MarsEdit. Over the past 12 years, I’ve witnessed the disappearance of services such as Vox and Posterous, and the elimination of support for 3rd party apps by services such as Squarespace.įor customers with Blogger blogs who wish to continue using MarsEdit, I recommend switching to a service with full-featured image upload support. This is a very disappointing development, but it sort of comes with the territory for an app such as MarsEdit that supports a variety of services, none of which is under my control. I have not yet decided whether I can leave some form of support in the app to accommodate folks who are satisfied to continue blogging without the ability to add images to their posts.

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After March 15, 2019, I will update MarsEdit to remove Blogger as a supported system. Without support for uploading media, I can no longer endorse Blogger as a suitable blogging service for MarsEdit users. Their API has never directly supported image uploads, but I had been able to accommodate solutions using Picasa’s API. Since I first added support for Blogger almost 12 years ago, I have needed to jump through hoops to support image uploads for the service. Uploading images to Blogger has never been straightforward. Furthermore, images uploaded separately to Google Photos albums cannot be embedded into other web content such as a blog post. Unfortunately, I’ve since learned that Google does not provide the same interface to Blogger albums via Google Photos that they did via the Picasa API. I had anticipated being able to switch to the Google Photos API, and put a substantial amount of working into transitioning to that service.

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There are many free options like wix and google sites.I have bad news for MarsEdit users who publish to Blogger: Google is shutting down the Picasa Web Albums API, and MarsEdit will no longer be able to upload images to Blogger/Blogspot blogs.

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Being some random dude who knows how to cobble together a shitty wix.com page isn't going to get you there.Ĭurrently unable to load wix.com or my website. You also need to be really good at what you do. You might try to get a URL that's custom - it makes you seem more established (As opposed to having folks type in a wix.com or URL).

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How to contact you (QR code and website URL - no need to tell folks how to use these things ('view our work here'), they know! No need for the email address either). Are you asking if there's an open-source website for making your own portfolio website like a wix.com but for razor?