Honest review or thinly veiled PR? In Amy case I never much like the whole "social browser" idea. The ones I've used seem very much like low quality versions of the browser they're built on. Can't browser extensions replicate the functionality of these browsers? I'm wondering why there has to be a "social browser" instead of just an extension as these "social browsers" are pretty much the same as the one their based off of except the extensions are built in with no option to remove them.<p>Am I alone in disliking social browsers? I'd think that if there were a big market for this sort of thing outside of extensions then the major browser makers would just build them in by default in the first place. But, as always, opinions aren't fact and I could be the odd man out on this.