BlogThis
Used on Blogger.com, it is a function that lets you make a blog post without going to the Blogger.com Web site. BlogThis can be added to your browser toolbars. When you click BlogThis, it launches a mini-interface to Blogger that is pre-populated with a link to the Web page you are currently visiting, as well as any text you have highlighted on that page. Bloggers can also choose to add additional text and then publish from within BlogThis!
See “The History of Blogging” in the Quick Reference section of
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