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  1. 1.anagora.org

    Then, use Options > Configure blog to change the settings to whatever you like. I am very likely the first person to suck down content from a Basic Auth protected Drupal site using Blog Manager :P. Now that I'm working with the Blog Manager (it's how I made this post), I have some feedback there, too. I don't see a button for adding links.
  2. bloggingmark.blogspot.com

    Friday, October 21, 2005. Test Post from Flock Flock lets me posts blogs directly from the browser. Not that I use blogs or anything but it's an interesting concept. Let's see if it works. ... You have an interesting blog here. I like it. I'll be back. I have a online accredited degrees site/blog.
  3. extranetevolution.com

    19 May 2008 For some months, I have been a happy user of Microsoft's Live Writer as an offline blogging tool and have been using the Flock browser. Now - and partly because fellow blogger Phil Clark at ZeroChampion has become a Flock user - I have started investigating how well Flock's built-in editing tool works with my blogging service.
  4. darcynorman.net

    So, Flock looks cool. A custom build of Firefox, with direct tie-ins to social stuff like del.icio.us and weblog posting. Has a handy blog manager built in, like a MarsEdit Lite. This could be one handy tool... It's pegging my CPU right now, so I'm not going to play with it as much as I'd like... Technorati Tags: software, flock Interesting... It actually embeds the Technorati Tags into the ...
  5. macdyne.blogspot.com

    It has one weakness so far. No integration for Picasa. If you want to use the built in editor and upload images, it's only doable if you have Flickr or Photobucket or a Flock account apparently. Anyway, more testing in progress. Meanwhile, on the left is a screencap with all the social websites supported. Blogged with Flock
  6. blog.granneman.com

    Test of Flock's blog editor By Scott Granneman / 14 November 2005 / teaching , technology / firefox , social_software , web_browsers I'm trying out a new web browser - Flock - which is basically Firefox with social software tools baked in, such as blogging, Flickr, del.icio.us, & so on.
  7. rolandtanglao.com

    Flock 0.2 - Hands on review. Aug 19, 2005. As a follow up to my Flock demo at OSCON post, here's what I think so far (can't tell you everything because of the terms and conditions of the trial):. Summary: It's very, very rough but it shows great promise. It works quite well for posting pictures from Flickr (minus a few details like not putting in size attributes and a title attribute as well ...
  8. garethjmsaunders.co.uk

    Screenshot of the Flock browser, v.0.5 pre. Reading about Web 2.0 in .net magazine (Christmas 2005) I discovered something called Flock, a browser which appears to be built on the Mozilla code. The whole thing about Web 2.0 — well, some of it — is that it's a two-way platform.

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