#DOWNLOAD FLOCK FOR CHROME UPDATE#

I had worried that it would be tough for Flock to move from Firefox 2.0’s platform to 3.0, but they did it in a matter of weeks, and it worked well even in beta form. I’ve been using the beta version of Flock 2.0 for months, and the biggest news about it is that it’s based on Firefox 3.0 and therefore has all of that browser’s goodness, including the Awesome Bar, new security features, and better speed and reliability. Much of this is done through Flock’s People sidebar, which sits to the left of the Web page you’re on so your social tools are always available:įlock also has the Media Bar, which sits on top of the page you’re on and provides an alternative way to browse videos and images at Flickr, YouTube, and other sites:

#DOWNLOAD FLOCK FOR CHROME UPDATE#

I’m still a happy user, and am happy to report that the official, final version 2.0 is now available for download at the Flock site.Īs before, Flock is a browser for folks who are major fans of social networking and media sites: It’s got built-in support for Facebook, Twitter, Digg, YouTube, Flickr, and other services that let you do things like update your Facebook status and check your friends’ statuses without going to Facebook, Digging stories without going to Digg, viewing your buddies’ Flickr streams, and so forth. A year ago, I declared Flock–the “social browser” built on top of Firefox–to be my favorite Web browser.

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