ScribeFire

ScribeFire is (naturally) also great for keeping track of things you find on the Internet.

Five Best Journaling Tools | Lifehacker Australia 2009

I use the "ScribeFire" extension on Firefox, and have a record of it, complete with misspelled "read" for "real."

"Each candidate chooses the rule at the moment that is in their self-interest." Ann Althouse 2008

The old thingy on the web to use for that purpose is ScribeFire which is a full featured blog editor.

The Daily Whim photodude 2010

I don't know where the 7 missing posts are, and am uninclined to look for them now) For the last month or so, in my endless quest for a more blogger-friendly way of making my posts happen, I have been using ScribeFire, which is a plugin for Firefox.

The ZehnKatzen Times 2009

And for people like Nabeel o_O, who want to keep their thought private, pretend you're a developer and install a local copy of Wordpress; then you just have to point ScribeFire to it. samwyse tjl30

Five Best Journaling Tools | Lifehacker Australia 2009

These days, I use my cell-phone's camera to capture a moment in time and later use the ScribeFire plug-in for Firefox to write up my thoughts.

Five Best Journaling Tools | Lifehacker Australia 2009

With the new ScribeFire, I hardly ever use wordpress. com for writing or editing posts.

Its Palin! [Updates] « PurpleSlog – Awesomeness & Modesty Meets Sexy 2008

If you really love your third-party external editor—and they range from the WordPress iPhone app to ScribeFire and MarsEdit and even more—then you want to keep this box unchecked.

For the Dear Love of the Gods, Please Read This If You Use Wordpress | Spontaneous ∂erivation 2010

If they linger in my ScribeFire for more than a week, I usually decide they're stupid and delete them.

Sinkhole orannia 2010

If you use the ScribeFire extension to FireFox (recently upgraded) it becomes even easier.

Its Palin! [Updates] « PurpleSlog – Awesomeness & Modesty Meets Sexy 2008