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Flock still undecided on switch to Chrome
TechCrunch is at it again, posting things about companies that the companies themselves aren't even aware of. This time, it was a report that the popular social browser Flock, which is currently built on Firefox, is switching to Chrome. Not so fast, Flock says. TechCrunch updated their post with this comment from Flock CEO Shawn Hardin: "We haven't ceased development efforts on the Mozilla platform. Our upcoming release of Flock 2.1 is built on the Mozilla platform. Having said that, the browser space is heating up, and we've seen a variety of exciting technologies emerge over the last several months that are appealing."A friend at Flock tells me that no final decisions have been made about Chrome. It looks like Flock's CEO isn't being dodgy when he says it's too early to comment; they really haven't made the final call yet. If Flock makes a decision, we'll be sure to let you know. For now, any speculation is just jumping the gun.
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mdmadph said 11:09AM on 3-04-2009
Well, there goes the plugins for Flock, if so
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Jay Hathaway said 11:10AM on 3-04-2009
I don't think that's necessarily true. Chrome is supposedly developing plugins, too.
Adam Tenhouse said 1:54PM on 3-04-2009
I haven't been impressed with TechCrunch in some time.
Oh, wait, that's right, I'm supposed to care about Twitter and how many people are tweeting mercilessly at one another and omg there's a kill-a-watt with a Twitter interface and it's going to start up an INTERNET REVOLUTION --
Who has time to check sources when we have to cover the Deadpool and Twitter?
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step21 said 4:10PM on 3-04-2009
@Adam Oh so true ... For me the whole last.fm thing was the last nail in the coffin for TechCrunch, they totally lost any credibility they had left, and things like this show it's not getting any better.
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