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Rockmelt Browser Rocks Social Networking on iPhone

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Apr 21, 2011, 10:44 AM by Eric M. Zeman
updated Jul 28, 2019, 4:33 PM

Rockmelt has made a version of its social networking-based web browser available to the iPhone. It offers a different "browsing" experience by allowing users to sign into both their Facebook and Twitter accounts, which are then integrated into the browser itself. The browser will alert users when Facebook/Twitter contacts post updates and can be used to view Facebook photos and friends' walls. Rockmelt users can also see their Twitter stream, as well as mentions and @replies. It allows for direct sharing from the browser to Facebook/Twitter as well as the ability to save links and other content for viewing later. This function syncs with the desktop version of Rockmelt, as will bookmarks, and unread item counts. Changes made to the Rockmelt browser's settings on the iPhone will be automatically synced and reflected by the desktop version (and vice versa). The Rockmelt browser is free to download.

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