If you haven't heard of it, it's a web browser designed to take better advantage of, dare I say it, 'web 2.0' sites. It calls itself the "social web browser," which almost drove me away, but I've been using Firefox for a while now, and I'm curious about other browsers, so I decided to give it a try. I've only been trying it for about 10 minutes, and already I have figured out how to use some of it's gizmos (which means it's pretty intuitive, even though it looks overly-complicated with lots of buttons and tabs and windows-within-windows). I like how it deals with web mail, and I've already set up the RSS feeds for all the family blogs.
I'm posting this from within Flock, rather than using the dashboard at Blogger, and so far, so good. But I did have to open up a window in Firefox to find the urls for the links above, so I don't think I'm there yet. But hey, it's only been 10 minutes...give me a couple days and we'll see how it goes.
Blogged with the Flock Browser
2 comments:
It looks as if Flock adds its own link at the bottom of your post - or did you put it there?
Interesting...
When you post to your blog from Flock, you get the choice of putting it there or not. I was curious about what it would do, so I ticked the box to allow it to happen.
So Flock is not as nefarious to plug itself whenever it wants (...yet!)...but it does encourage you to spread the word!
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