The following changes were made to ScribeFire between versions 3.1.6 and 3.2:
New Features
- Added “Related Images from Zemanta” feature. Quickly and easily add images to your posts by selecting “Find related images with Zemanta…” from the Image button in the editor toolbar.
- Added “Related Articles from Zemanta” feature. Add links to relevant articles to your post by clicking the “Zemanta Articles” button (the one after the YouTube button) on the editor toolbar.
- Streamlined editor toolbar with new icons
- Updated translations
- Switched to official Tumblr API for editing and deleting postss
Bug Fixes
- Fixed bug causing Blogger draft posts to appear to be published
- Fixed bug that doubly-encoded ampersands
- Fixed several bugs related to security and code injection
Important: Note that the new Zemanta integration includes by default an invisible image that is added to your posts to gather statistics for you. If you do not want to participate in this, you can disable it from the “Publishing” tab of the ScribeFire settings.
February 10th, 2009 at 1:00 am
No Picasa image support yet. ? Would love if i can search “only my video / images for youtube / flickr / picasa.
February 11th, 2009 at 4:44 am
I need button for em and strong tag. Bold and italic are very old tags.
it is better delete buttons about justify text are not em and strong buttons
August 1st, 2009 at 11:52 pm
[...] As I’ve mentioned a few times I use ScribeFire, a Firefox plugin, to post to my blog. After tonight’s post I went back to edit the html and saw a single pixel tracking image hidden at the end of my post. I thought my site was hacked at first. I googled “Zemanta” and they seemed legit. I went to ScribeFire’s web site and found this gem on their site (What’s New in 3.2?): [...]