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RockMelt "social" browser messages
RockMelt, Internet browser, the search looks combine with social networking, today

The new browser that compete with the likes of Firefox and Internet Explorer, designed to secure the browser experience with social networks.
Relying on the same team, Netscape, the first commercial Internet browser, 16 years ago started, it displays a normal browser window, and represented on both sides of the plates, the friends and their favorite social networking sites like Facebook . Triple display allows users to drag and drop photos or URL into their social networks from the Internet - no windows.
The share button on your browser to allow users to quickly share Web links with friends on sites such as Facebook. The user will need to register their details before using the website, so service can be a popular interface to users of the Web sites and contacts.
Blog post the company said: "We thought RockMelt new user because the browser can and should be something more than just navigate Web pages.
"This connects the browser your world. Why not build your world in a browser?
This majority by major investor in technology, and co-founder of Netscape, Marc Andreessen, who were also the same place and sits on the board financed by Facebook.
He said: "If we knew about Facebook and Twitter, and Google has a 92 or 93, we would have built it in the browser," said Mr. Andreessen, based on Netscape. "This is an opportunity to come back and do it right."
Netscape was sold to AOL, after Microsoft Internet Explorer became the most popular Web browser.
RockMelt be free to use and performed in the income share of the Web by its users using the service.
In the browser market is increasingly in competition with Mozilla Firefox, Apple Safari and Google Chrome, all fighting to take his share of the long time market leader Microsoft Internet Explorer.
A test version of the site today, but only for those with an invitation