cool. I learned about this great new development first as I went to the editor and what a nice surprise. Thanks, Howard.

Oh, editor  for comments too, eh? Nnnnice. : )

Yes, see?

I just started "blogging" this week and I use firefox most of the time. I was trying to do html yesterday (It wasn't pretty) and then I had the nice suprise today of a window full of options when I wanted to update a post. Thank You! You have made my life easier. You have an awesome site going here...

- Chris

This deserves two thumbs up, thanks H

oh yeah! can't wait to check it out on my mandrake-running laptop when i get home tonight.

as always, thanks so much howard!

okay hrmmmm... i guess whatever i said was fixed 'cause it looks fine to me.    discovered it early in the morning and posted it late in the day. 

yes, it was a bug that we caught and squished early!

Yay howard!   You're cutting my posting time in half!

* takes a bow *

Actually the guy who did a helluva lot of work to implement this editor is named Stefano. Can we get a round of applause for him????

I'll start, YAY Stefano! 

ah yes, Howard thanks for the update. I thought the browsers on my machine are the only ones that've been acting strange about this comment editor thingamajig.

Love the changes to the browser; but, when will Safari get its turn? Is there some other way to write my blog and upload it, rather than having to be live each time? I am almost never around a great connection, and when I am I have already missed my blogging opportunity--hence the absence of any real blogs from me lately. . . .

Hey Neal, from one Mac user to another, I feel your pain! Safari is based on a different engine and it proved impossible to find a technology that worked in Safari as well as Internet Explorer and Firefox/Mozilla. Since you can use the latter two on the Mac, we were happy to finally offer a true cross-platform editor. So, it would behoove to download and use Firefox for posting to mo'time... I'm pretty happy with it. There are also a bunch of cool plug-ins for Firefox.

As for blogging offline, just open up your favorite word processor and do your writing offline. When you're happy with your post, select all, copy --- log-in to motime, open your blog editor and Paste. voilà.

I hope that is what you meant...and will get you posting again!

Howard, thanks. I'm using
Mozilla at the moment, but my try Firefox as it seems to have improved
lately. I do use a wordprocessor sometimes to write and then cut and
paste, but it is never the same. I might try to see what iBlog will do.
I journal in a Filemaker 7 file for work, but I have yet to have time
to write a script to take the text and date from there and insert it
elsewhere. I am back blogging so check me out.

cool, ok... I would download the latest Firefox, it is much improved for the Mac.

I dont see the editor at all. I did briefly on IE but I dont even see it there now. I am on Firefox. Any settings I may need to adjust?

OK there it is. Don't know if you fixed it somehow, but thanks.

Something must've changed on your side, the editor had been working. Anyway, welcome to motime, I look forward to reading your blog when it gets going...