#MARSEDIT 4 FOR MAC#

But on the other hand it’s way more capable than Blogo. But after trying out Blogo the Marsedit interface feels dated. It’s a powerful blog editor and everything you need is there. It’s a great application, yet it feels a bit old. The design of Marsedit haven’t changed in a long time. Still, it makes it easier to have access to the SEO fields directly in Marsedit 3. Although, I have to admit, I do generally still check the SEO settings page just to make sure I don’t get any glaring errors and preferably see all green lights in the SEO plugin before publishing.

That was yet another reason for having to go to the WordPress web interface just to enter those fields. I’ve added custom fields for the excellent plugin Yoast WordPress SEO directly in Marsedit. But now it looks like I can write new articles in my usual way with Byword and then publish them with Marsedit 3 because it can convert Markdown before uploading the post to WordPress. There I can fill out all the fields for the SEO plugs and add pictures. When the article is ready for export, I use the Markdown to HTML converter in Marked2 and paste in the text into WordPress. I write the text in Byword and do the preview in Marked2. I usually try to do most of my blogging on my iPad, but when writing on my Mac I’ve used Byword in combination with Marked2 to do the initial texts written in Markdown.

#MARSEDIT 4 FOR MAC#

I’ve been dabbling around with different blog editors for Mac now for a while, trying to find one that suits my needs.

Marsedit 4