ScribeFire – Fire Up Your Blogging!

I have written about Windows Live Writer a couple of times. It is a great blogging tool.

I have recently found another great blogging tool, Scribfire. Scribefire is a Firefox extension that allows you to right-click on a website and blog about that site. In addition, Scribefire places an icon in the lower right corner of your Firefox screen. Clicking on this icon will bring up the Scribefire editing window.

The Scribefire editor allows you to enter the blog entry without logging into your blog. I am actually writing this blog entry using Scribefire.

Other features include, inserting images and media files. Like Windows Live Writer, Scribefire handles saving drafts for later editing & publishing, tags, and categories.

Click here to download Scribefire.

So, what do you use as your primary browser?  For better or worse, you have several choices for web browsing.

• • Internet Explorer
  • Mozilla Firefox
  • Opera
  • Lynx
  • Safari

Most PC users are still using Internet Explorer.  However, over the past year I have noticed more and more mainstream PC users begin to use Firefox.  Firefox is my current default browser.  However, it is not my only browser.  I also use Internet Explorer and Opera (depending on my task).

Why do I prefer Firefox?  Its not because I am anti-Microsoft.  In fact, I like a lot of Microsoft products.  I like Firefox 3’s performance and optional plugins to enhance my web browsing.  Thanks to the support of the Open Source Community, there are hundreds of additional plugins for Firefox that add functionality to basic browsing.