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didn't flock try to do this and fail? they did go a bit over the top with the social integrations though. I personally prefer having my chat and browser separa
by apricot13 13y ago
didn't flock try to do this and fail? they did go a bit over the top with the social integrations though.
I personally prefer having my chat and browser separate although I do agree with the need for RSS to be simplified/made more understandable for the level of the average facebook user.
- forteller 13y agoYes, you're right. They tried to integrate social networks in the browser. But as you say: They went over the top. I'm just suggesting making feeds easier/better and integrating a chat function not dependent on Facebook or any other of the big, closed players. The other important reason why Flock failed was that they where new. Firefox already has a huge user base who would just get these new functions trough a normal update. It's about visibility: People can't use what they don't know exists. Most people didn't know Flock existed.