Comments.app — The best way to glance at your WordPress blogs comments! at Mac App Store analyse

REQUIRES Wordpress 2.7 or higher! Supports the latest version of WordPress.

Bored of getting your inbox filled with comments from your WordPress Blog? Wants to see those comments in the Notification Center on your Mac? Wants to see how many unread (and total!) comments are on your blog at a glance? Comments.app is your new friend, itll let you know, and one click later, youre approving, marking as spam or replying! Oh wait, maybe you just want to be able to browse all your comments when youre online, and prepare an E-mail for that one user who wrote something nice on your blog? Comments.app has it all, and more:

• Add all your blogs in one app – Simply enter the URL, username and password, and Comments.app will auto-discover (much like the amazing MarsEdit does).
• Integrates with Mountain Lions Notification Center! If you dont need to read or search your comments, youll never need to open Comments.apps main Window!
• Comments.app will also auto-discover multiple blogs on the same domain, and add them all at once!
• See in the Menu Bar the total amount of "unread" comments you have – See as well for each blog an item that tells you how much for each one.
• Decide wether youd like to retrieve Approved, Waiting for Moderation or even Spam (Turned off by default!) comments.
• For each status, decide fine-grained what kind of "Notification" you want (Menu Bar, Menu Bar Item, Notification).
• Open Comments.apps Main Window and see all your previously downloaded comments, from all of your blogs, sorted by posts!
• Search a Text, a user name or a Post title!

Do you like Comments.app? Dont hesite to let the world know on Twitter or App.net via the Help menu. For any questions, contact the support via E-mail or Twitter/App.net

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