Andreessen, who rose to fame after founding Netscape, knows a thing or two about building a popular browser. This startup browser will undoubtedly face struggles to gain popularity but Andreessen's presence is already creating a buzz.
With millions of internet users hooked on Facebook, it does make a lot of sense to build a browser that focuses on Facebook. A browser that makes social networking even easier could quickly grow in popularity by riding the wave of social media marketing.
For a startup, the browser industry is one of the most difficult online industries to have success in. With Internet Explorer and Firefox having great success, there's not much room for anyone else. Even Google with their billions haven't been able to make a dent with Chrome. It'll be interesting if RockMelt and its Facebook powered interface will be able to make noise.
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