The widget checks periodically to see if there’s a newer version, so if we fix bugs or add new features you’ll be sure to know.

A link will appear that’ll jump you right into Blogger to pick up your post where you left off.

If you start a post in the widget and then realize you need to add a picture or do something else that you need the full editor for, just save your post as a draft.

You can type HTML tags in there, but also use ⌘-B to make words bold and ⌘-I to make them italic.

The text box works pretty much like Compose mode in the full editor on Blogger.

And, if space gets cramped, just click the blue title bar at the top of the widget to collapse it up, window shade–style. If you have multiple blogs, you can have multiple Blogger widgets open, each one tuned to its own blog. This li’l guy makes it even easier to post to your blog from your Mac: pop open the Dashboard (F12 usually works), type some text, press one of the alluring, shiny buttons, and then spend the next few minutes flipping widgets back and forth from front to back because the animation is so cool.

I’m really excited to introduce you to the Blogger widget, one of the three widgets for Mac OS X 10.4 now available on Google Labs.

Mac dashboard widgets 2018