The next version of ScribeFire for Google Chrome and Safari has been released; the equivalent version of ScribeFire Next is also available.

What’s new in this build?

• Fixed bug causing current post to be reset when adding a blog.
• Added [Draft] and [Scheduled] labels to drafts and scheduled posts.
• Added ability to edit blog name and URL.
• Added ‘View blog’ button
• Added better warning when deleting a post
• Fixed bug causing custom fields to be shown when they are not supported
• Added ‘Remove Formatting’ button to the editor.

Google Chrome users, download ScribeFire 1.3.0.0 for Google Chrome here.

Safari users, download ScribeFire 1.3.0.0 for Safari here.

Firefox users, you can download ScribeFire Next 1.3.0.0 for Firefox here.

I’ve just uploaded version 1.1.0.0 of ScribeFire for Chrome and Safari, the first major update to this distribution of ScribeFire since the initial release two months ago.

What’s new?

• The editor is resizable.
• You can customize your post slugs (on supported blogs).
• You can set posts as private (on supported blogs).
• The editor is now powered by TinyMCE, the most usable visual editor out there. (Wordpress also uses TinyMCE.)

• You can add multiple authors for a single blog.
• You can add post breaks in Wordpress.
• You can make the editor full-screen.

Lots of bugs have been fixed as well. If you’re already using ScribeFire in Chrome or Safari, it should theoretically update automatically, but if it doesn’t or if you just can’t wait, you can install ScribeFire 1.1.0.0 for Google Chrome here or install ScribeFire 1.1.0.0 for Safari here.

Today, Apple released Safari 5, the first version of their Web browser to really support browser extensions.

Tonight, we’re releasing ScribeFire for Safari. It’s based on the same code as ScribeFire for Chrome, and it uses the same simple interface. (Thank you Apple for building an extension-building environment simple enough that ScribeFire could be ported in under 90 minutes.)

If you’ve installed Safari 5 and enabled extensions, click here to download ScribeFire for Safari, and then open the file on your computer once it has finished downloading.