This post is coming to you from the free blog posting tool Bleezer by Larry Borsato. It's written in Java, so you can run it on Windows/Mac/Linux.
We'll see how this works. One nice thing is builtiin tagging support (hopefully you'll see the links somewhere in this post - any more importantly, so will Technorati).
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No bad, so far so good.
I am trying out Performancing right now. Let me say -- awesome.
I tried to use Bleezer as well, and I didn't mind it. However, this FireFox plug-in is just so simple.
MSFT has a lot of ground to gain with IE 7. FireFox has all of these great, open-source, community-driven plug-ins helping to build its popularity. Performancing is a great example.
I'll have to check out Performance when I get a chance. Most (pretty much all) of my blogging happens on my PowerBook, though, where I sit inside Safari most of the time. Although I've been meaning to take a good look at Camino, which might sway be back to a Firefox based browser for most of my browsing.
For my 10 cents, the coolest Firefox extension is Greasemonkey.
Camino is awesome -- I always used that before FireFox came out...when it was heavy on memory (a la Mozilla). I think it was called Phoenix back then.
FireFox is pretty solid. I use that exclusively on my WinPC, but I'm still pretty much all Safari on MacOS.
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