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Flock is a social web browser. When using Flock, people can easily discover, access, create and share videos, photos, blogs, feeds and comments across social communities, media providers, and popular websites.

There's a lot to like in this beta release of Flock 1.0, if you're into social networking...it's designed to make interfacing with social networking sites extremely easy.

I've dumped Firefox as my primary gateway to the Web. For now, I'm using Flock as my default browser on both my desktop Vista machine and my MacBook portable, and thoroughly enjoying the experience.

Flock 1.0 is nothing less than FANTASTIC!

This is only version 1 but it is a prototype of a game changer - this is the first (of) what seems to be truly social browser and a portent of a change in the desktop to an actual, not cobbled together, medium of communications. I'm genuinely excited about the possibility it represents.

This new version is more tightly integrated and intelligently designed. You can now see more and share more, all in less time.

The clean and uncluttered design, despite the incredible volume of features, and combined with the ability to adapt to user-defined needs make it a very strong browser for those who love Firefox, but want serious and diverse social networking integration.

…they’ve have done a fantastic job and for the foreseeable future, I’m sticking with these guys.

I absolutely love the features that it has to offer...this browser will definitely appeal to the social network addicts out there.

This is among the first browsers to be created around the act of social activity, enabling cross-network media-sharing and communication tools.