[...] [Edited 2005-12-23] Obviously, I was not the first person to make this comparison… but it seems there were so many similar jabs that one of the Flock developers decided to speak up about Performancing, etc. [...]

[...] create a “new” browser, and attempt to generate buzz and money from it. Considering the following quote, I’m at a loss: We’ve actually been pretty certain for some time that most of the [...]

[...] Die ausgewählten Kategorien wurden allerdings bei meinem Test nicht exakt übernommen – das Problem trat allerdings auch bei meinen Versuchen mit Flock auf. Dessen Entwickler sind derzeit weniger “amused” über dieses freie Tool und dessen Besprechung in der US-amerikanischen Blogosphäre. Steht doch hinter Flock mittlerweile bereits die zweite Finanzierungsrunde und dadurch ein entsprechender Druck, diese Nische schnell und gut zu besetzen. Verwandte Beiträge [...]

[...] um browser novo quando jah podemos fazer quase tudo com o outro ? um dos autores do flock responde. acho que eh capaz de ter razao. mas, ateh lah, continuo a divertir-me [...]

[...] I’ve gotta learn to roll wit’ da punches and blog faster. Less of these lingery, gingerly 12 thousand line rants that you’ve grown used to. No, screw that, I’ve gotta ju [...]

[...] l’avenir. Un des développeurs de cet outil a exposé le projet qui le sous-tend : Revving a classic cliché at FactoryCity Par ailleurs, Jeremy Chone a égaleme [...]

Surely the way people thought about the web 10 years ago has become a little outmoded, no? Why shouldn’t the browser change to reflect the new realities that we are experiencing?

Comment boxes and trackbacks can’t possibly be the best way for the browser to enable conversations on the web now, can they??

[...] o these last complaints, Chris from Flock, supported by Bart (Flock’s CEO), issued a good post giving a little more context behind Flock’s vision and directio [...]