RockMelt, Browser for Facebook Users

Remember Netscape Communications’ browser? Yes, if you use the internet since the mid 1990s, these names would be familiar. Prior to Internet Explorer, the browser that AOL made mushroomed all over the world. Unknown 90 percent of Internet users use Netscape to surf. Unfortunately, from the end of 2006, Netscape’s market share continues to fall and a web browser the default browser is dominated by Microsoft Windows, Internet Explorer. Then, where the departure of Netscape?

After experiencing more than a decade of hibernation, Netscape changed the face. The figure behind Netscape, Marc Andreessen, secretly pouring fresh funds for a new browser that is targeted for users of social networking. RockMelt is, new browsers are trying to take a very different approach from the browsers that exist today: RockMelt integrated directly with Facebook and a number of social networking sites. Browser social networking? Of course, you must be registered at up first before you can use it.

Those advantages, in addition to updating the status in real-time, users can also write directly from RockMelt tweet. There is also owned up instant messaging, ie up Chat, so users can still deal directly with their friends on Facebook. Users can even update the status and share information directly from the webpage. Indeed, RockMelt not the originator of this idea. If you recall, the idea was first browser social networking browser Flock carried by about three years ago. Similar features have also RockMelt Flock, but unfortunately he was present when the mobile social networking is not unusual today.