Well, I’m just giving the new Flock beta a go (hence the quick blog post!). Unlike the alpha version, the setup was totally painless, all driven by a setup wizard which served as a guide through the process.First impressions are definately good, and I’m impressed with the Flickr integration that I have seen so far. We shall see if it can get me away from Safari and Firefox - I know one of the things that put me off the last version was the fact that my Firefox extensions didn’t work, this still seems like it will be a problem, but as Flock evolves as a platform then hopefully that will go away.In other news, I’ve very pleased with the MacBook so far, in fact when I get the chance I will probably post a comprehensive write-up.Well, I’m just giving the new Flock beta a go (hence the quick blog post!). Unlike the alpha version, the setup was totally painless, all driven by a setup wizard which served as a guide through the process.First impressions are definately good, and I’m impressed with the Flickr integration that I have seen so far. We shall see if it can get me away from Safari and Firefox - I know one of the things that put me off the last version was the fact that my Firefox extensions didn’t work, this still seems like it will be a problem, but as Flock evolves as a platform then hopefully that will go away.In other news, I’ve very pleased with the MacBook so far, in fact when I get the chance I will probably post a comprehensive write-up.

Tags: apple, browsers, flock, macbook

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