RockMelt, the social browser that was launched last year has incredible features that combines browsing and sharing functionality in one single window. With tight integration with popular social sites including Facebook, Twitter, Tumblr, and the ability to read your RSS feeds all from within the browser window, RockMelt definitely stands apart from other browsers. Since the launch of the popular browser, the RockMelt team has made several new upgrades to RockMelt to make the social experience better then before.
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First Look at the New Social Web Browser
First Look at the New Social Web Browser (Part 2)
Share Your Favorite Sites on Twitter
Share Your Favorite Sites with Facebook Contacts
Update Your Facebook and Twitter Status
Add Friends to the Friend Edge
Add the Gmail Notifier App to the App Edge
Subscribe to RSS Feeds and Receive Notifications Instantaneously on RockMelt
Watch Your Favorite Videos in RockMelt Using The YouTube App
Remove Unwanted Apps from the Social Web Browser RockMelt Using the Quiet Mode
Today, RockMelt has refined the browser with new enhancements. Here’s a look at what’s new and what to expect in the coming days.
New Upgrades to RockMelt
More Sharing
The Share button displayed to the right of the address bar now lets you do more in one go.
- Post to multiple friends’ walls on Facebook
- Send multiple Facebook messages
- Update your Facebook status
- Share with multiple Twitter accounts
- Share with Facebook groups
No More App Search
Now, as you surf the web, RockMelt will suggest sites that have a built-in app. This will be highlighted at the top of the page with a green border. You just have to click the app to add it to the App Edge.
More Browsing Space
The edges have become thinner leaving more space to browse your favorite sites.
Chromium 14 Upgrades Included
All the enhancements from the latest stable version of Chromium are part of the current RockMelt upgrade, so faster and smoother browsing is now possible.
What’s in the Pipeline
Social Reading
Social Reading is expected to help you discover what your friends are reading, see what’s popular and trending online, and help friends find new content by sharing what you’re reading from popular sites like CNN, ESPN, Gizmodo among others. This feature is expected to roll out soon so stay tuned.
RockMelt has been constantly striving towards making browsing a true social experience and it’s obvious to see that they’re doing a real good job of it. So far, I have enjoyed using the browser, but what about you? Does RockMelt fall short of your expectations? Share your thoughts with us using the comment form.
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