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Camino 1.02 Released | Comments (3)

Posted in Snippets on 22nd June 2006, 10:12 am by Stuart

I recently switched to using Camino as my main browser on the mac as it’s so much faster than firefox. The only downside is that even with all of the add-ons that are available for Camino, I still need Firefox when it comes to debugging javascript or general web development. However, for now I can live with that, Camino and firefox are my dynamic duo. Check out the latest version (1.02) from caminobrowser.org.

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1. On June 22nd, 2006 at 2:20 pm Jeremy said:

You should give Flock a whirl. I have recently started using it full time since the last update. Great features and you can get most of the firefox plugs to work.

2. On June 22nd, 2006 at 3:21 pm Jorgeq said:

I’ve been a faithful FireFox user ever since I dumped Safari but I must say that I’ve grown quite fond of Camino. I made the switch too.

3. On June 22nd, 2006 at 3:41 pm Jordan T. Cox said:

I had been using Camino until the latest Flock beta. I seriously suggest you give it a shot. It’s got loads of useful features – and it looks nice to boot. Only problem is that (unlike Camino) it doesn’t use the OSX widgets inside for forms.







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