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- This extension can access your data on some websites.
- This extension can access your tabs and browsing activity.
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About the extension
- Downloads
- 44,820
- Category
- Productivity
- Version
- 4.3.5
- Size
- 906.0 KB
- Last update
- July 11, 2014
- License
- Copyright 2014 ScribeFire
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Reviews and ratings
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collents says: -
mierna says:Can't login to my LJ, says 'incorrect password'.
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netean says:used to love this but its a shame it won't work with Wordpress blogs. Not just in Opera.. It fails with wordpress blogs in Firefox too. when they fix it, it will be great.
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oolyum says:No version of this software works in any browser. I've installed it in Opera, Firefox, and Chrome. It is unable to connect to any of the top blogging platforms. It keeps returning bad API error messages. Development on this has apparently stalled, as the developer has not posted anything to his blog, or issued any updates. Very frustrating.
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MaitreDesastre says:One question concerning the hidden Zemanta code in this extension, please:
The Zemanta web bug is still included in the ScribeFire extension:
http://code.Google.com/p/scribefire-chrome/source/browse/trunk/scribefire/zemanta.js?r=293The extension inserts the code for the web bug as hidden code in all posts:
http://blog.ColdTobi.de/1_coldtobis_blog/archive/242_scribefire_inserts_zemanta_web_bug.html
http://PabloMarin-Garcia.blogspot.com/2010/02/blody-scribefire-why-are-you-inserting.html
http://www.SimonScullion.com/2009/03/17/scribefire-zemanta-and-a-hidden-tracking-image/All this is known since years, but previous versions at least had a configuration menu worth that denomination, where one could switch off "Automatically insert invisible tracking pixel" under 'Publishing' in the ScribeFire settings.
In Opera, however, there is practically nothing to configure for ScribeFire 4, so the question is: is there a way to turn off the Zemanta web bug -- and any other unwanted hidden code the extension might insert into users' posts without their knowledge?
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jorgemalgom says:please fix the uploading to picassa i also get giberish
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david-xard says:Translate into Russian, please. Firefox extension into Russian!
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Walizzay says:Great extension. It works perfectly.
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digitalifeless says:Another extension that's going to make people curious about my browser!
But wait, there is an error trying to upload photo:- click on the place picture icon
- select a file
- a panel pop-out which ask for permission to access Google Picasa album (I do have this)
- the simply a bunch of gibberish appear (for security reason I better not put it here)Please check it out what's wrong. As the picture uploading function is very inportant!
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manide says:Long waited...Thanks!
This would be ok for me as it seems to post to my blog and upload images to my FTP server, BUT it won't bring my categories list up AND if you want to update an existing post it won't display the post body so... currently not usable for me.
The categories problem has been reported in the Scribefire bug reporting system on a few occasions going back a while now. It seems to be a problem particularly with blogs using the MetaWeblog API.
Be good to see this get fixed first and foremost. Until then I'll have to stick with Live Writer.