Flock 2.5.2: features, screenshots and downloads

Flock is a social Web browser, open source, cross platform and based on Mozilla technologies.

Currently, the browser implements support for del.icio.us and Flickr.

Users can also install alternative hosted bookmarks or photo sharing services. In the search box and the blog manager, Flock offer users a number of choices and the ability to install other services using open standards.

Expect the same, over time, for hosted bookmarks, photo-sharing and other services Flock integrates. Flock is based on the open source Mozilla code base.

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Features:

People Sidebar

Gather your friends from your favorite social networks (now including Bebo) with you in the People Sidebar

My World

Everything in Flock comes together in one place: My World. Review your feeds, friend updates, favorites and photo/videos updates.

Media Bar

Quickly find and browse photos and videos from your favorite sites with the Media Bar.

Favorites

Add favorites sites to Flock with one Click. Save locally or to your online bookmarking account.

Feed Reader

Get updates from your favorite sites delivered directly to Flock's Feed Reader. Read when you are ready: online or offline.

Photo Uploader

Edit and upload up to 1,000 photos to your favorite services with Flock's Photo Uploader

Blog Editor

Compose blog posts while online or offline with Flock's Blog Editor, then publish to your favorite blogging platform when ready.

Webmail

Be politely notified when you have new mail waiting in your favorite webmail account.

Web Clipboard

Collect any link, text or image for later use with Flock's Web Clipboard.

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