Performancing for Firefox

Jason Tucker

Jun 22, 2006 — 1 min read

So I’m giving Performancing another try. Performancing is an extension for Firefox that allows you to post to your blog directly from Firefox. It has support for multiple blogs that support the XMLRPC standard for posting. It has a couple of cool features like trackback, Technorati and Del.icio.us support. When you press F8 on your keyboard it loads up on the lower 1/3 of the browser so you can copy and paste (even highlight and drag to) from the main Firefox window to Performancing’s part of the browser. You can also upload images via FTP by right clicking on images and then using those images in your post.

Performancing works with many blog softwares: WordPress, Movable Type, Drupal, Textpatter, Blogger API, MetaWeblog API and LiveJournal.

I’ll end up doing a little video on how to get the most out of Performancing on my EverythingTech.tv video blog so keep an eye out.

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