Pros:
Cons:
I still like it; I'm probably still going to use it when I'm in a hurry, but I think Firefox will remain my browser of choice until I can figure out how to get my dA stuff through Flock (because I can't live without my twiiiiiiiiiinnnnnnn,
kelly_noel). I do recommend that others try it out and see if it works for themselves, however. It's quite handy and I'm really fond of it in the way that one is fond of your spouse's bastard child borne from his union with a crack whore that's just as--if not better than--your own kids at succeeding in life. ;p
- Easy-to-use interface
- Inspired by Firefox ♥
- Integrates Twitter, facebook, livejournal, Gmail, and feeds so that they are all in one place together
- Good speed
Cons:
- No way to integrate deviantART (because despite the fact that I hate the "new" dA, I still cannot get away from it)
- No way to adjust mood, location, and music for a LJ entry (that I know of).
- Doesn't have any themes for it like Firefox does
- All that integration has destroyed any chance I had of spending half the day doing these activities.
- No way to integrate dA
I still like it; I'm probably still going to use it when I'm in a hurry, but I think Firefox will remain my browser of choice until I can figure out how to get my dA stuff through Flock (because I can't live without my twiiiiiiiiiinnnnnnn,
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