w.bloggar is a standalone blog post editor. I started using it when I originally had my blog and podcasts on Blogger, and liked it for its simplicity and tight integration. It allowed me to compose posts offline, post them direct to Blogger, and then edit them afterwards as much as I wished, i.e. I would never need to touch Blogger's web-based post editor again. A particularly strong feature, in my opinion, was the preview - if I was writing a post with images, audio / video or other enclosures, I could see an accurate representation of how that post would appear. Once I'd migrated my blog and podcasts to Radio Userland, I continued to use w.Bloggar to compose my posts. Once I was happy with the post's content, I would copy the underlying HTML and paste that into Radio's desktop post editor. This worked fine, so long as I remembered to select the HTML source mode, not WYSIWYG - it occurs to me I could just have disabled WYSIWYG mode. It also occurred to me later on that I could configure w.Bloggar to post directly to Radio - but this was not satisfactory, as some special characters were mangled by the RPC / API.