For those that would like to have an online Photoshop, Fuxto has come out with a image editor completely online. After testing it out for a bit, I enjoyed it. It has layers and many tools like PS and allows you to save on your own HD (soon to have online storage with sharing). Being a Photoshop user I kept trying to hit shortcut keys but if I was on someone else’s PC this would be great for a quick edit. Also not everyone has a copy of Adobe.
This is still in major beta but it is one of the things I’ve been looking for. This is part of my list of all daily applications I use that should be ported over to web2.0. I guess I need to post that list one of these days

My Top Visual WordPress Plugins – Part 1 of 3

Over the next couple days I’m going to write about the WordPress Plugins that I use. The reasons I use them, their exact use and where to get them.

Part 1 - Visual WordPress Plugins. This list will be the plugins that I use for the look and style of the blog. How they contribute to the look and feel and how they make your visit a bit more pleasant.

Part 2 - Task WordPress Plugins. A list of all the plugins that I use behind the scenes that help me on a day to day basis to get the story out, know my audience and keep spam away.

Part 3 - Marketing WordPress Plugins. Tool and plugins used to help with pagerank, getting my blog listed on Goggle and other search engines. Why they are important and just what do they do for my site.

Ultimate Tag Warrior – UTW is the King (or Queen) of Tagging. If you need any tagging done this is the plugin for you. Ultimate Tag Warrior allows the creation of tags for: Technorati, Flickr, Delicious, Wikipedia and others, including your own tags page for easy searching. By using tags, not only will searches be easier but UTW also can create a tag cloud. With many choices for the cloud, from font size to colors, check ours out on the right sidebar. Another feature of UTW is to be able to list related post as per the tags, keeping the interest of visitors is always a good thing. Check in Part 3 on how UTW helps with backlinks and getting your blog known.