Comments on: Flock vs. Firefox http://blog.alexezell.com/2006/06/28/flock-vs-firefox/ It's Got Electrolytes! Tue, 06 Jan 2009 04:59:59 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: poshbargains http://blog.alexezell.com/2006/06/28/flock-vs-firefox/#comment-958 poshbargains Wed, 21 Feb 2007 19:55:13 +0000 http://blog.alexezell.com/?p=40#comment-958 does anyone know if with using flock you can upload into photobucket several images at the same time - ie with out having to individually choose each image ? sounds basic but having just downloaded flock hopefully to save time Im beginning to think that maybe this is not possible. at present I have to click each image into the uploading box does anyone know if with using flock you can upload into photobucket several images at the same time - ie with out having to individually choose each image ?
sounds basic but having just downloaded flock hopefully to save time Im beginning to think that maybe this is not possible. at present I have to click each image into the uploading box

]]> By: Sebastian Lewis http://blog.alexezell.com/2006/06/28/flock-vs-firefox/#comment-955 Sebastian Lewis Fri, 28 Jul 2006 06:28:23 +0000 http://blog.alexezell.com/?p=40#comment-955 They are nowhere near the same. They have the same rendering engine and they can share some of the same extensions. Other then that Flock is completely new. Here's how to get the most out of Flock: -Make sure you configure all your accounts when prompted. -Install the Google Notebook and Google Toolbar Extensions. Also install the Blogger Extension. -Install Performancing like you already have. -For sidebars, I highly reccomend the All-In-One Sidebar. -If you don't have a Writely account and you are interested: SIGN UP BECAUSE WITH FLOCKS FEATURES IT'S LIKE 10X BETTER!!! -Also if you like to be extra secure, use the McAfee Site Advisor, Adblock, and Noscript. Am I an Extension Junky? Yes. But combine the power of Flock, Performancing, Google Notebook, and Writely, and that in itself is the ultimate blogging tool. Now they just need to organize their Favorites. All the more reason go keep Performancing around though, it has access to your del.icio.us account. They are nowhere near the same. They have the same rendering engine and they can share some of the same extensions. Other then that Flock is completely new.

Here’s how to get the most out of Flock:
-Make sure you configure all your accounts when prompted.
-Install the Google Notebook and Google Toolbar Extensions. Also install the Blogger Extension.
-Install Performancing like you already have.
-For sidebars, I highly reccomend the All-In-One Sidebar.
-If you don’t have a Writely account and you are interested: SIGN UP BECAUSE WITH FLOCKS FEATURES IT’S LIKE 10X BETTER!!!
-Also if you like to be extra secure, use the McAfee Site Advisor, Adblock, and Noscript.

Am I an Extension Junky? Yes. But combine the power of Flock, Performancing, Google Notebook, and Writely, and that in itself is the ultimate blogging tool. Now they just need to organize their Favorites. All the more reason go keep Performancing around though, it has access to your del.icio.us account.

]]> By: firefox is dead http://blog.alexezell.com/2006/06/28/flock-vs-firefox/#comment-956 firefox is dead Sun, 02 Jul 2006 07:12:26 +0000 http://blog.alexezell.com/?p=40#comment-956 Dude, are you blind? Look at Flock. HOW is it the same browser as Firefox? Firefox it may be underneath but there is something much more special about Flock than Firefox. For starters, in my opinion Flock is aesthetically pleasing out of the box. You can add blog entries to Wordpress, Drupal, etc, with integrated right click. No crappy 3rd party extensions to install. Pure functionality. You want to copy my words down for later so you can butcher them in a rite of blog purification? Enter Flock's wonderous web snippets feature, so simple, so accessible...often I am pondering why it took this long to introduce this very simple feature into a web browser. It is the innovation of Flock dev team that sets it apart from Firefox. Flock's slogan pretty much sums it up: Flock. The browser for you and your friends. Be friendly. Try Flock again and explore some of it's integrated functionality and resources and you might follow my lead and uninstall Firefox from your system. Fight the power. Dude, are you blind? Look at Flock. HOW is it the same browser as Firefox? Firefox it may be underneath but there is something much more special about Flock than Firefox. For starters, in my opinion Flock is aesthetically pleasing out of the box. You can add blog entries to Wordpress, Drupal, etc, with integrated right click. No crappy 3rd party extensions to install. Pure functionality. You want to copy my words down for later so you can butcher them in a rite of blog purification? Enter Flock’s wonderous web snippets feature, so simple, so accessible…often I am pondering why it took this long to introduce this very simple feature into a web browser. It is the innovation of Flock dev team that sets it apart from Firefox. Flock’s slogan pretty much sums it up: Flock. The browser for you and your friends.

Be friendly.

Try Flock again and explore some of it’s integrated functionality and resources and you might follow my lead and uninstall Firefox from your system. Fight the power.

]]> By: anoccasionalinterruption http://blog.alexezell.com/2006/06/28/flock-vs-firefox/#comment-957 anoccasionalinterruption Thu, 29 Jun 2006 01:47:18 +0000 http://blog.alexezell.com/?p=40#comment-957 [...]I’m testing this post now with the Flock built in blogging tool and the categories seem to be available. You just need to publish first, then you are presented with the ability to categorize the post.I’m glad Flock exists, if for no other reason than to make Firefox better[...] [...]I’m testing this post now with the Flock built in blogging tool and the categories seem to be available. You just need to publish first, then you are presented with the ability to categorize the post.I’m glad Flock exists, if for no other reason than to make Firefox better[...]

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