Flock, the Web 2.0 Browser?

Posted by ryuzaki0 on Wednesday June 14, 2006 @06:24AM from the little-more-hype-please dept.

escay writes "Cardinal, the Beta 1 version of Firefox-based browser Flock, was released Tuesday with many polished features. Some of the features include drag-and-drop photo uploading for Flickr and Photobucket, an in-built RSS aggregator, direct blogging tool, and shared favorites/bookmarks. In step with Web 2.0 philosophy, Flock provides a rich user-centric experience, making it easier to bring information to the user and vice versa. It is available for Linux/Mac/Windows, and you can download it here. (And for those of you trying to get Flash working in Firefox on an AMD64 Linux machine, try this and be pleasantly surprised!)"

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Re:Wow... it's already in Fedora!? by smart.id · 2006-06-14 06:59 · Score: 0, Troll

Most people have this thing called a "filter." Without being too ironic, I think I can safely say that you do not have one. Please stop trying to do whatever it is you're trying to do.

Thank you.

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Web 2.0 Browser? by PhoenixPath · 2006-06-14 08:15 · Score: 0, Troll

Hardly.

Give me a browser optimized for technologies like AJAX, ASP, and javascript and *then* talk to me about a browser built for Web 2.0

This is just firefox with a bunch of pre-installed (unremoveavle) extensions.

It's a joke. And you can bet some jackass is laughing it off all the way to the bank.