Filling the Market Gap for Offline Blog Editors

Some readers of this blog have left some great comments to my post last week about ecto for Windows, Qumana as examples of popular editors for Windows (and for the Mac, in some cases) which enable you to write your blog posts offline, on your own computer. I'm now looking closely at Netanel Jacobsson. On just a first quick look after install, I am impressed with this tool. It's the closest I've seen yet to a solution to what I believe is a yawning three versions including a free one). I'm writing this post with this app. Very easy and intuitive to use.More later once I've played a bit with RocketPost. [Edit] Hmm. It didn't publish without my going into TypePad directly and publishing it. The post was in the list of posts and shown as published, but it hadn't been. I'll hold judgment on the reason as I suspect it's more to do with Typepad - the server response back to RocketPost from posting took a very long time (4+ minutes) and logging in to my account simply took ages. Neville Hobson is the author of the popular Crayon. Visit Neville Hobson's blog: