I have been testing a new browser called Flock for about 2 weeks now. The browser itself feels a lot like Firefox, but it has some nifty built in features that make it more than just your average browser.
1. Built in feed reader – very handy if you have a long subscription list.
2 . Built in media bar – keeps up with all of your media favorites on You Tube and Flickr
3. Web Clip toolbar – a great drop and drag sidebar for you to save things of interest while web surfing – then you can drop and drag into a blog, email, etc.
4. Built in blogging features – there is a blog button built in that will link up to your wordpress, typepad or blogger site. Right clik on anything and there is a “blog this” option.
5. So far it works with every Firefox extension and add on I have tried. I am sure there are some that don’t work – but my limited testing is good so far.
The browser is still a beta version, so it is a bit buggy- but overall I think it is worth trying.
4 Comments
July 24, 2007 at 10:58 pm
The only foxfire plugin worth using is the one where you can be on your laptop and download your bookmarks on another computer. The rest I can right click on my mouse and get the same information that the plugin returns.
July 25, 2007 at 12:10 am
Derek – which browser are you using?
July 25, 2007 at 5:38 am
Mozilla Foxfire
July 26, 2007 at 3:09 am
Derek – try Flock – it is worth testing the beta