Flock 2.0: The Inside Story

An Amaz­ing Expe­ri­ence. I only tried Flock 2 Beta 3 cause I wanted to use the (unof­fi­cial) portable ver­sion from here or directly down­load the ver­sion I have from here. Btw , proper portable ver­sions of the final release have also been made.

It is an amaz­ingly func­tional inter­face where you have an in-built blog edi­tor, and a really capa­ble side­bar that can mark your pres­ence on just about every net­work­ing site you may have heard of as being used by many. When you open the browser, an inevitable “My World Page” opens up in which the left col­umn is cov­ered by diggs, etc which are shown on your set pref­er­ences, the mid­dle col­umn is ur updates fol­lowed on twit­ter, FB, etc. The right­most, I believe is for youtube and videos, cause right now it tells me, learn HowToFlock on YouTube. No num­ber of Add-ons in Fire­fox, under those known by me can also match all those capa­bil­i­ties of Flock. And if you know me, you would know that it counts. ;D Lastly, you can trust it cause in essence, its yet another browser based on the fx3 archi­tec­ture. Have a try. You ought to like it.

  • Vineesh

    Ok so I under­stand that u love flock and whatever.

    Do u know any­thing about the Fire­fox architecture?

    My sug­ges­tion would be to take a review of all the exist­ing browsers in just one post. Stop dis­cov­er­ing a browser one each day. Take on all at once, kill the issue and move onto cre­at­ing the Web 3.0 browser!

    Ohh boy! How cool wud that be. :)

    And if you can’t cre­ate a browser (if that’s what you are think­ing), then you are absolutely right! ;)

    But atleast fig­ure out what should be there in the 3.0 browser — 3D, Seman­tics, IPv6, etc?