Essentially for each web app they've crated buttons. Look at twitter for mac or Sparrow, they have buttons relating to each account.
When you add the twitter web app it lets you click replies and dm's in the fashion that fits with the trend those apps brought. It's the same for Facebook, techcrunch (tv, other elements) and hackernews.
It's a nice idea although is slightly annoying unless you're on superfast internet as unlike those other apps you have to wait for your internet to catchup.
I think this browser needs speed increases as unless it's the fastest browser or on par it has little point. Interesting idea but not intuitive enough for me.
People still use Rockmelt so there must be a market for this.
When you add the twitter web app it lets you click replies and dm's in the fashion that fits with the trend those apps brought. It's the same for Facebook, techcrunch (tv, other elements) and hackernews.
It's a nice idea although is slightly annoying unless you're on superfast internet as unlike those other apps you have to wait for your internet to catchup.
I think this browser needs speed increases as unless it's the fastest browser or on par it has little point. Interesting idea but not intuitive enough for me.
People still use Rockmelt so there must be a market for this.