When it comes to using the web it is important to understand which browser to use and why.

Personally I use 2 or 3 browsers, but mainly to check the “look” of a web piece. Safari and Firefox being the others.

Note: if you are creating many web-sites and/or social media, it is worth checking on multiple browsers including Windows Explorer (even the early ones) to make sure all looks the same. Multiple Java scripts can conflict with each other and the Browser.

However, my main browser is Flock.

This is a screen-shot of my desktop whilst creating this discussion. Note: Social feed/s sidebar and the Media bar on the top.

Flock: The social Browser, is designed with web manipulation in mind, all of it’s features include simple feeds to the main social networking sites such as:

Facebook
Digg
Twitter
Flickr
You Tube
TypePad
Delicious

Plus Blogs, RSS feeds etc all can be fed into the one browser without having multiple pages open.

You can “clip” web-pics and put them into a separate clip-board. Also run a Flickr account which opens in it’s own “media-bar” at the top along with You Tube.

It’s free, which is good, I urge you to give it a go. It also runs Mozilla at the”back end” so the features will keep coming and get better.

Please watch the video below …

What do you use?

Nick

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