Flock!

I am writing this blog post with the help of a new web browser, known as Flock. It is based on the Mozilla/Firefox Engine. It runs cleanly, it's got a good feel, and it is extemely useful with all the bundled "plugins" such as the Blog tool, web favorites sharing through del.icio.us, one-click bookmarks, integrated toolbar that not only searches the internet but your favorites and history as well, and an integrated RSS form viewer, so when you're on any website with an RSS feed link, you can push the orange FEED button in the address bar to view the feed before you subscribe to it. Flock also features integrated mail checking through your mail client, and since it's based on the Firefox engine, it works with most Firefox plugins. It also has the "shelf" which works extremely well with the tabbed browsing. You can view multiple web pages at one time, and copy pictures, articles or URLs from those sites into the shelf to view them all with one click. It has some bugs to work out, but for a beta release it's extremely fast and reliable, and has replaced Firefox as my browser of choice. Download Flock.