MarsEdit 3.7.7 is now available from the MarsEdit home page, and will be submitted to Apple for update on the Mac App Store.

In MarsEdit 3.7.6, I changed the behavior of the Flickr photo browser so that it only showed “public” photos. I had received some requests to omit private photos from the list, and it seemed to make sense: who would want to blog with private photos?

It turns out a few people do in fact keep their photos private by default but take advantage of the fact that even a private photo can be embedded in public blog content.

To satisfy both folks who treat private photos as permanently, 100% not suitable for blogging, and folks who want to occasionally select from among these for their posts, MarsEdit 3.7.7 now features a checkbox:

Just check it on or off to suit your preference, and the choice will stick until you choose otherwise.

Complete list of changes:

• Private Flickr photos can now be included or not at user’s discretion
• Fix a bug that caused Google/Blogger image uploads to sometimes fail
• Fix a bug that caused removal of items from Media Favorites to fail
• Fix terminology used in panel while sending a new or edited post

Enjoy!

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