BlogTouch for Blogger4.0.0

Name: BlogTouch for Blogger
Rating: 4 (5 reviews)

18 December 2019

Powerful Blogger and Blogspot desktop editor.

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Overview

BlogTouch for Blogger is equipped with everything you need to manage your blogs: write, publish, update or share posts, and moderate comments. Be more productive and efficient with this powerful and straightforward tool -- because at the end of the day, we all have something to share.

Features

Pay once, use it for a lifetime
Publish, update and remove posts from Blogger/Blogspot
Check and reply to comments
Work offline and publish articles only when you are ready. With automatic backup and synced copies you will never loose your ideas
Switch between multiple accounts and blogs
Live preview before publishing
Create scheduled posts for later publishing
Safely remove your posts by sending them to the recycle bin (offline storage)
Sort your posts by title, created/updated dates or comments count
Share via Twitter, Facebook, E-mail and many other networks
Now you can work outside clunky web interfaces and avoid browser problems
Rich text editor:

Format text (bold, italics, underline, strikethrough, super/sub script), change fonts, text color and style or alignment
Add pictures from the Web or from your Mac
Control picture size live by click and drag
Embed video from Youtube or any other platform
Add tables, lists, links or horizontal lines
View and edit HTML code
All objects (including images, links, tables, videos) can be controlled easily (add, edit properties, delete)

Note: This application contains in-app and/or external module purchases.

What's new in BlogTouch for Blogger

Version 4.0.0:

Authentication error fix: updated to the new Blogger.com authentication requirements

1 Reviews of BlogTouch for Blogger

I use the commercial version of this app -- BlogTouch Pro -- on my iMac. It is a feature-rich app for working with blogger.com, and well worth the $5 pro price, in my view. However, one thing I find annoying is the fact that there is no way to be immediately returned to the same folder from which I am currently uploading images to my blogger account. In other words, I normally upload ten or more images in sequence which all pertain to the same general theme or topic. The problem is that each time I click on the "Choose Image" button to add the next image in the sequence, BlogTouch Pro takes me to my "Documents" folder, instead of back to the same folder I was in previously. As a result, I have to take the time to navigate to that same folder for each image that I upload. As I said, this is very annoying, and wastes a small bit of time. To make matters worse, there is no way to set this, because the "Preferences" option under the "BlogTouch" menu is grayed out. In short, it would be great if BlogTouch Pro would give me the option to go back to the same folder, instead of always taking me to the "Documents" folder by default.

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I use the commercial version of this app -- BlogTouch Pro -- on my iMac. It is a feature-rich app for working with blogger.com, and well worth the $5 pro price, in my view. However, one thing I find annoying is the fact that there is no way to be immediately returned to the same folder from which I am currently uploading images to my blogger account. In other words, I normally upload ten or more images in sequence which all pertain to the same general theme or topic. The problem is that each time I click on the "Choose Image" button to add the next image in the sequence, BlogTouch Pro takes me to my "Documents" folder, instead of back to the same folder I was in previously. As a result, I have to take the time to navigate to that same folder for each image that I upload. As I said, this is very annoying, and wastes a small bit of time. To make matters worse, there is no way to set this, because the "Preferences" option under the "BlogTouch" menu is grayed out. In short, it would be great if BlogTouch Pro would give me the option to go back to the same folder, instead of always taking me to the "Documents" folder by default.

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