BlogMate 0.4 - HTTP Auth Support

Another day, another BlogMate beta release. Today’s BlogMate features are brought to you by Smirnoff Ice Watermelon-flavored malt liquor and the Will and Grace season 3 DVD. ;-]

Actually, version 0.4 contains just one new feature, but she’s a biggie:

Added support for HTTP Digest and Basic Authentication. This includes secure username and password storage in the OS X system keychain (which is a real pain in the arse to program).

That’s right, now you can use TextMate to post to blogs behind HTTP authentication! Ohhh we TextMate users have it so good, don’t we?

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Published:: 03.20.07 / 1am

Category:: Cocoa, HTTP, Mac OS X, TextMate

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Todd is a software engineer living in San Francisco, CA.

Todd was once an engineer at Apple where he worked on Dashboard and Dashboard Widgets.

These days, Todd is busy creating Fluid, a free Site Specific Browser for Mac OS X built on WebKit.

Todd also built a few other Mac applications including the BlogMate and XMLMate plug-ins for TextMate.

You can reach Todd by email: todd {at} ditchnet dot ohh arr gee.

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