Rockmelt-WoWser download

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RockMelt is a free social media web browser developed by Tim Howes and Eric Vishria. The project is backed byNetscape founder Marc Andreessen.[RockMelt integrates a technique for surfing the web that focuses on Google Search and social media, in particular Facebook and Twitter.
The browser was launched in private beta on November 8, 2010 and now it is in the public version beta. Until March 2011, users were required to connect their Facebook account to the website in order to download it.RockMelt supports Windows and Mac OS X platforms.
RockMelt is based on Google's open-source project Chromium, now on version 16. This is a cross-platform family of browsers (available for Windows, Mac, and Linux) that use the open-source web layout engine WebKit—jointly built by Apple, Google, and the open-source community—but have the JavaScript engine replaced by Google's ownV8, also open-source.

FEATURES
Rockmelt has an optional Facebook sidebar for efficient communication with contacts. The sidebar also updates Facebook statuses and allows you to view your Facebook notifications. Rockmelt also integrates Twitter. Searching Google in the search bar pops-up a small drop down window with search results.Among the more recent additions to features included in Rockmelt are:

• "Quiet Mode", that stops notifications and closes the sidebars
• Omnibox search turns up Facebook friends, with options to open up profiles, send messages or make wall posts.

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Friendsheet:all New facebook photo browser

Friendsheet: The Zuck-Approved Pinterest-Style Facebook Photo Browser

Facebook’s one update-wide news feed works well for digesting text. However, our eyes don’t need as long to view photos, and constant scrolling down a photo feed can be exhausting. Pinterest’s seven update-wide layout makes scanning large quantities of visual content easier. That’s why the Friendsheet browsing experience is refreshing and satisfying.

To make Facebook’s news feed more relevant, the EdgeRank sorting algorithm also hides photos from most of your friends. Friendsheet doesn’t have access to data on who your closest friends are, but doesn’t require it since it can make browsing all the photos from your network so fast. You will end up seeing photos from some acquaintances you forgot you ever friended, though.

First launched in January, Friendsheet lets you Like, comment, or re-share, click photos to expand them in a light box, or upload your own to be posted to Facebook. You can also see all of your own photos or those tagged of a friend in dedicated pinboards.

A weekend hack called Friendsheet went from 60k uniques a month to 150K in 24 hours when Facebook’s CEO Mark Zuckerberg Liked it yesterday. Friendsheet employs Facebook Connect to turn the photos from your news feed into a Pinterest-style browsing experience.

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