Flock, the innovative social Web browser that helps its users connect, share and discover the best of the modern Web, announced that the Flock 2.0 Beta, built on the latest Firefox 3 technology, is now available for early trials.
“Flock is thrilled to announce the Flock 2.0 beta. Thousands of global developers and contributors have made Mozilla's open source technology the best in the world,” said Shawn Hardin, CEO of Flock. “Now our users can experience the best of both worlds with all of the performance and security improvements of Firefox 3, combined with Flock’s unique social browsing experience.”
Flock 2.0 includes all of the enhanced browsing capabilities that have been widely recognized with numerous awards, including the 2008 Webby for Social Networking and as #6 on PC World’s 100 Best Products list of 2008. Flock’s powerful features include easier connecting, sharing, discovering and publishing, plus all of the latest performance, security, and UI enhancements from FireFox 3. Highlights include:
Improved Performance:
- Faster page rendering with new and improved Gecko 1.9 Web rendering engine
- Reduced memory footprint over the duration of browsing sessions
- Complex web applications like Google Mail and Zoho Office run twice as fast
Security Improvements
- Site security is validated within the address bar
- Malware detection and blocking functionality has been added with visible alerts
- Improved Password Manager reduces the amount of memory required
User Interface Feature Enhancements:
- New Location bar auto-completes based on user history and favorites
- New Favorites Manager combines favorites, tags and browsing history
- New Download Manager allows users to resume downloads after re-start
Flock 2.0 Beta is now available for free download at
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