I'm writing this blog post from within the new Flock 2 Beta web browser. I've written about before, because it included some cool features especially options pertaining to social networking. At the time I did not adopt it, because I was not that much into the social networking scene. However, I'm starting to use Facebook, Flickr, Delicious and Twitter more often via different applications or extensions with Firefox.
Flock has recently released the beta of version 2 of their social networking browser which is built on top of Firefox 3 and takes advantages of many benefits and improvements of Firefox while further integrating the applications I am finding myself using more and more.
The RSS reader is pretty nice and has links to blog, bookmark, email or Digg an article. From within Flock I can easily upload photos to Flickr, as well as follow Twitter in the sidebar, post an article to my blog or keep tabs on updates in Facebook without having to be on my Facebook page. Flock seamlessly brings all of these different services and much more within easy reach.
Read more at: Flock 2's Beta Edition: Good, And Only Getting Better - Open Source Blog - InformationWeek
Tags: web2.0, browser, flock, social networking