Monika Mundell of EasyWordPress.com has published an excellent article ( A Snapshot of several blog editors ) that briefly highlights the cream of the crop in terms of free blog editors. External blog editors are perfect to use if you are a mobile blogger or are having serious issues with TinyMCE. What ever the case may be, Monika has provided the information you'll need to know to choose a blog editor that suits your tastes. Also, if you feel like paying some coin, the article also highlights a few different PAID FOR solutions.

So far, I've really enjoyed using the Scribefire Firefox Extension. This is one of the blog editors that Monika talks about in her post and it's been a real time saver for me, especially when it's tied directly into my WordPress powered blog through the awesome XML-RPC feature.

Do you use a third party blog editor? If so, which one is it and why do you prefer to use that program over the built in publisher?

Hello everyone!!!!! I am working for a great company that hosts and owns travel-related websites. I need help finding individuals who would be in charge of editing and managing content on our travel-related websites. Can anyone give me advice on where to find editors/writers/bloggers who would be willing to do this? Many Thanks in advance!!!

Looking for a always present blog editor in your Firefox web browser?

A new version of the blog editor add-on for Firefox is available.

Formerly known as the performancing.com blog editor ScribeFire now resides on its own domain. In case you are not using this awesome blogging tool you should give ScribeFire a try. It is as simple as installing the ScribeFire blog editor as it is with any Firefox add-on.

ScribeFire

ScribeFire (previously Performancing for Firefox) is a full-featured blog editor that integrates with your browser and lets you easily post to your blog. You can drag and drop formatted text from pages you are browsing, take notes, and post to your blog.

Not to forget the right click options on any HTML page you visit.

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