We were lucky enough to be added to the default news feeds in Flock today, which makes us very, very happy. If you haven’t used it lately, give it a try. Thanks again for reading and welcome to CrunchGear.
Flock Maintenance [Flock]
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John Biggs
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September 18, 2006
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Flock is the best. If you blog, share Photos (Flickr/PhotoBucket), and/or use Social Bookmarking (del.icio.us/Shadows), Flock is a great browser for you! I adopted Flock as my primary browser in early June and it’s been a great productivity enhancer.
I’m a big Flock fan too. Even today I found a small new feature that I found very handy. This browser just keeps getting better. How will it rank with Firefox 2 though??
I converted Firefox and I still use it in web development. However, I believe I’ll keep Flock as my primary browser because I haven’t really seen anything too compelling in Firefox 2. I like Flock because it makes me more productive but is also more interactive. Firefox 2 build will be incorporated into a Flock release so I won’t be missing out on anything (spellcheck for textboxes) while gaining the benefits of Flock. Both browsers are great and I guess it just depends on what works best for each user.
I’m an Opera boy myself but Flock sounds quite interesting. Might have to give it a shot. However I am not one of the quickest at changing my ways. Took me ages to ditch IE.