MediaSurfer is a RapidWeaver plugin designed to provide a straightforward solution for website media management.
If you're looking for a simple plugin to enhance your experience with RapidWeaver, look no further than MediaSurfer. This incredibly user-friendly plugin adds the iLife media browser to your RapidWeaver dashboard making it easy to integrate media into your site.
Using MediaSurfer is incredibly easy: simply press Command-4 or use the menu item inserted into "Window->MediaSurfer" to get started. Once you have the browser open, you can drag and drop your media files with ease. You don't even need to add the plugin to your site to take advantage of this functionality; installing it is more than enough.
Do keep in mind that the first time you bring up the browser it may take a bit of time to load, particularly if you have a large number of media files. However, once it has finished loading, it's a breeze to navigate and use. You can even close and re-open it without having to reload.
If you decide that MediaSurfer isn't for you, removing it is a simple process. All you need to do is delete the MediaMonkey plugin from your ~/Library/Application Support/RapidWeaver directory.
Overall, MediaSurfer is an excellent choice for anyone who wants to make their experience with RapidWeaver even better. However, it's worth noting that you will need to have RapidWeaver installed in order to use this plugin.
Using MediaSurfer is incredibly easy: simply press Command-4 or use the menu item inserted into "Window->MediaSurfer" to get started. Once you have the browser open, you can drag and drop your media files with ease. You don't even need to add the plugin to your site to take advantage of this functionality; installing it is more than enough.
Do keep in mind that the first time you bring up the browser it may take a bit of time to load, particularly if you have a large number of media files. However, once it has finished loading, it's a breeze to navigate and use. You can even close and re-open it without having to reload.
If you decide that MediaSurfer isn't for you, removing it is a simple process. All you need to do is delete the MediaMonkey plugin from your ~/Library/Application Support/RapidWeaver directory.
Overall, MediaSurfer is an excellent choice for anyone who wants to make their experience with RapidWeaver even better. However, it's worth noting that you will need to have RapidWeaver installed in order to use this plugin.
What's New
Version 1.0u: N/A