w.bloggar Portable

Designed as the portable edition of w.bloggar, this tool aims to simplify your experience when it comes to managing, creating and publishing blog posts.

It facilitates a comfortable interface between the end users and weblog platform, thus excluding the need of accessing a web browser. Moreover, it doesn't need an active Internet connection for navigating and editing existing articles in a blog.

The free edition of w.bloggar supports Blogger, MSN Spaces, TheBlog, LiveJournal, EraBlog.NET and Squarespace. Alternatively, users can enter a trial period if they want to work with DearDiary.net, BlogHarbor, TypePad, UBlog, Upsaid or Blog-City.

Since there is no setup pack involved, you can drop the program files to any part of the hard disk and just click the executable to launch the tool. There is also the possibility to move it to a pen drive to be able to run it from any other PC directly. More importantly, it does't modify Windows registry settings (unlike most installers), so it doesn't increase the risk of system stability issues.

Once initialized, the app requires you to log in or sign up for an account to one of the supported blog platforms. As far as the interface is concerned, w.bloggar adopts a regular window with a clear-cut structure, where you can resort to familiar text editing tools to create and post articles. For example, you can insert attachments and images, along with numbered or bulleted lists, change the font style and size, as well as align the text to the left or right.

It is possible to import and export accounts and settings. Several HTML functions are put at your disposal, such as line break, paragraph, non-breaking space, horizontal rule, comment, custom tags, table, HTML color, headings, and JavaScript.

Additional blog tools let you review blog properties, access the blog page, open the WordPress websites, enable a spellchecker, upload files, configure advanced posting options, post the article to multiple blogs at once, and more.

We have not come across any stability issues in our tests, since w.bloggar did not hang, crash or pop up error messages. It runs on a low amount of CPU and RAM, so shouldn't put a strain on computer performance. Thanks to its intuitive interface and wide range of blogging tools and settings, w.bloggar should meet the requirements of most users.