Tuesday, December 11
BLOGGER - Discuss
From what I understand, you can solve this by putting www.blogger.com in your list of "trusted servers."
BTW, the bookmarklet version still works.
Theoretically, one could create a right-click version that, instead of calling a URL from the Blogger server, as it does now, calls a local file that basically does what the bookmarklet does with javascript. I'm guessing the local file would be trusted and this wouldn't be a problem.
That's just a thought. I don't have time to do it right now, but if someone wants to hack it together and try it out, lemme know.
(You can change the URL the BlogThis! points to be searching your registry for "blogThis." I'm not going to say how you do that, because if you don't know, you probably shouldn't be in there. ;)
– Evan Williams [10/11/2001 3:14 PM]
From what I understand, you can solve this by putting www.blogger.com in your list of "trusted servers."
BTW, the bookmarklet version still works.
Theoretically, one could create a right-click version that, instead of calling a URL from the Blogger server, as it does now, calls a local file that basically does what the bookmarklet does with javascript. I'm guessing the local file would be trusted and this wouldn't be a problem.
That's just a thought. I don't have time to do it right now, but if someone wants to hack it together and try it out, lemme know.
(You can change the URL the BlogThis! points to be searching your registry for "blogThis." I'm not going to say how you do that, because if you don't know, you probably shouldn't be in there. ;)
– Evan Williams [10/11/2001 3:14 PM]
