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Socialbrowse - A collaborative view of web


Socialbrowse is a collaborative way of seeing a web page. It has three tools to share a webpage with your friends on socialbrowse.

1- A sidebar which shows latest shared links and comments.

2- A comment tool with which you can share your comments on a webpage with your socialbrowse friends.

3- Share the link of current visited page with your friends and they can also leave their comments on that page.

There are also share point system to show the popularity of a shared link.

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