March 2, 2009
If there’s one powerful but overlooked blogging tool out there, it must be Flock. Granted, Flock is not a standalone blog editor, but a browser with a blogging feature. What’s so great about blogging with this “Firefox with a twist”? In general, it’s the simplicity and the WYSIWYG editing environment. A novice without any clue of [...]
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December 13, 2008
I’m using Flock as my main browser. However for most of you, Firefox will be your choice. The reason I would recommend using Flock over Firefox to create the ultimate student research browser is the number of built in functionalities which really is quite useful for a student. By using Flock you get stacks of [...]
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July 31, 2008
What can I say? Here I am declaring my love for Opera one week, and the next I’m talking about how great Flock is. Well, as I said in my last browser review, I use both Opera and Flock about equally – for no real reason apart from my inability to choose one over the [...]
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April 23, 2008
At first, Flock appealed to me in a purely superficial way. As you may have noticed, I’m a sucker for style, good design and pretty textures, and Flock certainly unites all of these features. Fortunately, that’s not all there is to tell. Flock is based on Mozilla Firefox and was first released in 2005. Back [...]
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