Flock has come a long way since I first used it. When I heard that Flock was nearing 1.0, I figured I’d give the latest release a shot. So far, I’m impressed. Everything works a lot smoother. Integration with social networks is easy to setup. I’ve got Facebook, Flickr and Twitter pouring updates into a unified sidebar. The usual features are still present… blogging within the application, viewing flickr streams, viewing feeds, etc. All in all, it’s not bad. I’m not sure when the Flock 1.0 Final will be released, but it might be worth switching over to if you’re into the “social web”.
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I don’t know which version it was, but one of them recently received a lot of flack, I think because they re-marketed or some such.
Maybe I’ll have to look into it again.
I think you’re referring to the discussion surrounding the relaunch of their website…
I don’t know which version it was, but one of them recently received a lot of flack, I think because they re-marketed or some such.
Maybe I’ll have to look into it again.
I think you’re referring to the discussion surrounding the relaunch of their website…
Does Adblocker Plus work with it?
If it works with Firefox, I think it will work with Flock as well. There may be a version of the add-on specifically for Flock on their site… Might be worth checking it out.
Does Adblocker Plus work with it?
If it works with Firefox, I think it will work with Flock as well. There may be a version of the add-on specifically for Flock on their site… Might be worth checking it out.