I am in a mix feeling when reading Netscape blog on the end of the Netscape browser. According to them, they will not support the Netscape browser after 1st March 2008, initially they decided to discontinue the support after February 1, 2008. Also, noted that after 1st March, we’ll see the Netscape browser users will split into two different group of users, Mozilla (behind Firefox) and Flock as they appear to be benefited by this decision. Meanwhile, Netscape is reminding all its browser lovers to make a switch to Firefox or Flock, or continue to use Netscape’s latest version, i.e. Navigator 9.0.0.6 until 1st March.

I came across Flock and been using it for quite some time. It is interesting to know that they’ve been released the newest version, i.e. 0.7.10.1. Flock is a web browser that built on the Mozilla Firefox engine and has several features, i.e. allowed the users to drag and drop their photos, which including the built-in support for Flickr and Photobucket, a search engine that enabled users to search the entire web, RSS, blogging with Flock’s built-in blog editor that works with most blogging services such as Blogger, Drupal, LiveJournal, MoveableType, Typepad and WordPress, and most important, enabled the users to organize their favorite websites with the use of Flock’s handy star button.

My sense is that as this Flock, available to all users at no charge, became more user-friendly, I expect more people will try to use it as their main web browser. You can download the Flock by clicking here.