Second, when I clicked ‘Download Template’ to fetch MacStories’ WordPress theme for previewing drafts, MarsEdit triggered a Twitter plug-in we use when articles are published, which sent a tweet with placeholder text in it, which I wish it hadn’t. That was easily fixed by limiting the number of posts requested. When I tried that with MacStories, our server interpreted the sudden volume of requests as a security threat and terminated the connection to MarsEdit. First, when you add a site in the app, it is set to download all posts by default. It’s worth noting that I ran into a couple of issues with the final beta that were largely due to the size of the MacStories and the extent of its WordPress customizations. For link bloggers, MarsEdit has a Safari extension that sends highlighted text to the app as a block quote along with the article title and URL. Modern macOS features like versions for local drafts, auto-saving, and application sandboxing for security have been incorporated too. If you edit in rich text mode, MarsEdit also lets users resize images by direct manipulation, and the app’s previewer has added MultiMarkdown support.įor WordPress users, MarsEdit has added support for featured images in posts, post formats, and author editing. A new typewriter view option keeps text centered in the middle of the editor as you type. Common formatting options like bold, italics, and underlining are easily accessed from a formatting bar. MarsEdit, Red Sweater Software’s macOS blog editor, received a major update today with new features and a UI refresh.Īmong the long list of updates to version 4 of MarsEdit are several modifications to the app’s editor.
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