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We are currently investigating temporary disruptions in the backup process. We will update this blog with more information soon.

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During the last few days we had some server issues. The issues has now been resolved and everything is back to normal.

Thanks for using blog backupr.

During the previous week some blogs did not get a full backup. If you have any problems please contact our support team.

Everything should now be working as normal.

Blogger.com recently changed their way of embedding media into their
RSS-feeds. As a result, no media has been archived. However, we have now
fixed the problem and all users with blogger/blogspot blogs should now
get their media archived again.

We just identified a bug in the database that may affect some of you. If your blog hasn’t been archived within the previous few days, it should now be archived within 24 hours.

Some of you don’t like the automatically generated password. As a result, we
have now added a new setting that allows you to can change the generated
password.

You can now also delete your account and all your blog information.

Some of you who signed up during the past few days didn’t get any backup at all because of a nasty bug we’ve found. The bug has now been fixed, and we are currently archiving your blog posts.

Hello! We’ve recently made two changes to the blog sign-up process.

First, if a feed (RSS, Atom, etc.) can’t be discovered by the BlogBackupr
feed-finder, we will ask you to enter the URL manually.

Second, if you’re not interested in giving away your WordPress log-in
details, you can just click the “No thanks! Use the public feed” button when
signing up.

Happy blogging!

Hey all! Jonas here. We have now added media support for all our blog backup
users, and you get 100MB of free space.

To check out the new feature, simply log in and click “Media”.

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