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Flock Switches To Chromium For New Beta

Posted by timothy on from the one-stop-blabbing dept.

An anonymous reader writes "Flock, the social networking browser, has moved from Firefox open source code to Chromium in its latest beta. The new Flock is essentially a combination of Chrome and TweetDeck, as you can sign in to Twitter and Facebook accounts and look at a single feed that incorporates updates from both. Currently, the beta is only available on Windows, but a Mac version is slated for later this year."

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  1. Re:Why not WebKit? by iNaya · · Score: 0, Offtopic

    Do you know who the Secretary General of Australia is? How could you not know that? It was announced quite a long time ago that it was Ms Quentin Bryce

    Just because you feel something is common knowledge doesn't mean that it is, and doesn't mean everyone has to know it.

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  2. Re:I CAN'T give up Firefox just yet by Seraphim_72 · · Score: 0, Offtopic

    Yes, but can it block button mashing when naming a website...I guess not.

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