Forgot all about Flock, didn't you? (Yeah, me too.) Well, the Firefox-based "social web browser" is still alive and kicking, and with the release of Flock Beta 1, a.k.a. version 0.7, the Flock team has kicked it into public beta mode. Though when the first alpha was released Flock was pretty easy to dismiss as, well, alpha software, the new beta looks compelling, with speed and stability improvements, lots of new features for photo management, feed-reading, search, favorites, and blogging. Take a look at the Flock blog for lots of juicy details, or hit the download site to grab Flock for Windows, Mac OS X, or Linux.
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6-15-2006 @ 10:04AM
Hard said...
Is there a Mac version of this (I certainly hope so).
I went to the site and got only a Windows download link... but then again I'm on a PC.
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6-15-2006 @ 10:13AM
Jordan Running said...
Yes, there are Mac and Linux versions. Presumably the FLock site automatically detects your OS just like the Firefox site does, though it would be nice if there were an "Other download options" link.
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6-15-2006 @ 12:53PM
bored said...
The flickr/photobucket + blogging integration is nice, but whether you need a whole browser for all this is questionable...one big bug is that none of the services work through a proxy and it won't get fixed till the final release.
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