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RockMelt: Social Media Web Browser

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RockMelt: Social Media BrowserThe web browser market is heating up. Many people are leaving Internet Explorer for a system that simplifies their online experience. While Firefox and Google Chrome are popular, a new browser may just help you get your social media tasks accomplished. Check out RockMelt.

RockMelt isn’t the first browser to try integrating social media into the browser functionality.  Flock has been around for a few years, originally built upon Firefox but soon to be released on Chrome as well.  It works well for some people, while it hasn’t received wide adoption.  During an interview on Net@Night, RockMelt creators were quick to indicate that this is only the beginning.

Test out this browser, but know that invites are sparse.  I look forward to seeing this grow, and a further revolution in our web browser experience.

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  • Courtney Robertson

    From high school business education to the WordPress Training team, Courtney helps people of all skill levels get their message out. She lives in south-central Pennsylvania, loves coffee, plays the mandolin, and has a very large vegetable garden.

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