LJKit & Xjournal

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5 Other LJ-based Journal Support - ID: 1803904

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I'd love to see support for other lj-based services such as InsaneJournal,
DeadJournal, GreatestJournal, JournalFen, etc. To be useful to me (and the
majority of people I know), it would have to include the ability to
differentiate between multiple accounts with the same username at different
services.

In addition, the ability to post to multiple accounts simultaneously would
be absolutely fantastic.

Submitted:

swtalmnd ( swtalmnd ) - 2007-09-27 23:20

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Date: 2009-11-05 23:48 Sender: Minnie I, like the_sweet, would also like to see it support Dreamwidth.org since their site allows for cross-posting to LJ and IJ. I don't like having to use iJournal to be able to update my journals. Functionality and ease-of-use for iJournal is no where NEAR where xJournal is.
Date: 2009-04-21 06:48 Sender: the_sweet I second this. In particular, I'd like to see support for Dreamwidth.org, which is presently in its closed beta. The open beta will begin on 4/30. There is some concern over whether any Mac OSX clients can handle Dreamwidth's separation of reading (friends) and access lists. However, iJournal was able to do this. iJournal hasn't been updated in 3+ years though, and I'd love to see xJournal keep getting better and better.

Date: 2009-11-05 23:48
Sender: Minnie

I, like the_sweet, would also like to see it support Dreamwidth.org since
their site allows for cross-posting to LJ and IJ. I don't like having to
use iJournal to be able to update my journals. Functionality and
ease-of-use for iJournal is no where NEAR where xJournal is.

Date: 2009-04-21 06:48
Sender: the_sweet

I second this. In particular, I'd like to see support for Dreamwidth.org,
which is presently in its closed beta. The open beta will begin on 4/30.
There is some concern over whether any Mac OSX clients can handle
Dreamwidth's separation of reading (friends) and access lists. However,
iJournal was able to do this. iJournal hasn't been updated in 3+ years
though, and I'd love to see xJournal keep getting better and better.

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