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Mozilla offers Flock extensions
by Victor Agreda, Jr. Dec 3rd 2005 at 12:45PM
By now I hope you know about Flock, the social web browser based on Firefox. And we've mentioned Flocker, which allows you to turn Firefox extensions into Flock extensions. Well it looks like the Mozilla Foundation is joining in the love-fest by hosting a page full of Flock extensions. Web developer tools, Gmail tools, and one of my faves— FlashGot, are all there. So if you haven't checked out Flock yet, there's never been a better time. Join the social web revolution![Thanks Jason]
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nogg3r5 said 7:50PM on 12-03-2005
Cha, i want compatibility the other way.
FLock extensions in firefox. I prefer firefox because im familiar with its layout etc, and i like some of the flock stuff, like the shelf thingy and the del.icio.us stuff. I want that in firefox.
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thunderpaw said 3:10PM on 12-04-2005
nogg3r5, check out the del.icio.us extension for firefox... it's quite nice: https://addons.mozilla.org/extensions/moreinfo.php?id=1532
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