If you’re a fan of ScribeFire and would like to promote it on your website, you can embed the widget below on your blog by clicking on the “Embed this Widget” link.

Version 3.4 contains many bugfixes and several new features. You can read the full changelog at What’s New in ScribeFire 3.4

Version 3.3.1 contains a handful of bugfixes aimed at making using ScribeFire less frustrating. You can read the full changelog at What’s New in ScribeFire 3.3.1.

Version 3.3 contains a few bugfixes and one main new feature. You can read the full changelog at What’s New in ScribeFire 3.3, but the main new feature is ScribeFire’s integration with InLinks.com.

InLinks are static HTML advertisements located within content areas of websites. The benefits for you are:

• Ads that are easy on the eyes. No annoying pop-ups!
• Predictable revenue. Get paid a flat rate/month/ad sold.
• Blog-friendly. Install our simple plugin and we take care of the rest. Just sit back and collect your monthly earnings.

Visit InLinks.com or open ScribeFire’s monetization tab to get started.

You can install this update manually at Mozilla Add-ons, or you can wait for Firefox to automatically download it for you.

Version 3.2.2 contains a number of bugfixes; for the full changelog, see What’s New in ScribeFire 3.2.2.

Version 3.2 contains a few bugfixes and new features. You can read the full changelog at What’s New in ScribeFire 3.2., but the biggest new feature is ScribeFire’s integration with Zemanta.

What is Zemanta?

Zemanta helps you create rich posts by recognizing your topic and suggesting useful links and pictures. – Boštjan Špetič, Zemanta

What does this mean for you? You can now instantly add relevant pictures and links to articles to your blog posts with just a few clicks.

How do I use it?

Just write your blog posts as you normally would.

Then, when you’re finished, you can add content from Zemanta.

To add an image:

1. Click on the Image button in the toolbar, and select “Find related images with Zemanta…”

   

2. The right sidebar will be replaced with images returned by Zemanta that should be relevant to your post. As you can see below, it returned pictures of Hawaii based on the Hawaii-themed blog post.

   

3. Click on an image’s thumbnail to add it to your post.

   

To add links to articles:

1. Click on the Zemanta Articles button in the editor toolbar. (It’s the one next to the YouTube button.)

   

2. The sidebar will display a list of relevant articles, and links to the top four will automatically be inserted at the end of your post.

   

3. Click on the articles in the sidebar to add or remove links to them to your post.

   

That’s all there is to it! For more information on Zemanta, check out their site, which includes an interactive demo.

Version 3.1.5 contains a number of bugfixes; for the full changelog, see What’s New in ScribeFire 3.1.5.