Blogilo is a free/open source blogging client, focused on simplicity and usability.

Blogilo is a Free/Open Source Blogging client, focused on simplicity and usability.

Blogilo means “Blog Tool” in Esperanto.

It was formerly known as Bilbo, And at 18-Sep-2009, renamed to Blogilo due to a trademark issue.

Currently featured:

A full featured WYSIWYG editor + An HTML editor
Previewing your post with your blog style! like when you are visiting it at your blog.
Support for Blogger1.0, MetaWeblog, MovableType (WordPress supports All of these!) and Google GData (used on Blogspot.com blogs) APIs!
Support for Creating/Modifying/Deleting posts.
Support for creating drafts and scheduled posts!
Support for uploading media files to your blog (Just on supported APIs e.g. MetaWeblog and MovableType)
Support for Fetching your recent blog entries.
Support for adding Images to post from your system. It will upload them on Submitting post to blog (Just on supported APIs e.g. MetaWeblog and MovableType)
Support for saving local entries before publishing.
Saving your writing copy to prevent data loss, at configurable intervals.
Internal auto spell checker. (KDE spell checker used so most of languages are supported)


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Screenshots:

Bilbo Blogger, WYSIWYG Editor (Bilbo in Persian)

Bilbo Blogger, Html Editor

Bilbo Blogger, Visit the post on your blog, before publish

Bilbo Blogger, Add/Edit blog dialog

Bilbo Blogger, configure dialog

 

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