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Still crashing - Version: 1.6, 4/23/2008 09:17AM PST
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- Still crashing
You can't reorder tabs in this version just as in the previous ones - Version: 1.6, 4/18/2008 09:24AM PST
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Razzledazzle
You can't use Caminicon in this version. Consequently if you want to fancy up Camino you have to stick with the previous version.
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Offers Some Firefox Features With Speed 



- Version: 1.5.5, 2/25/2008 10:18PM PST
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joelmcintosh
I use a few WYSIWYG browser editors and browser-based file management tools at certain sites that work well in IE and Firefox, but are not designed for use in Safari. Because I'm a Mac users, for those purposes, I really need to use Firefox ... or Camino.
Camino offers a great deal of elegant design and speed that Firefox does not. Frankly, Firefox just feels "clunky" in comparison. I'm able to have access to those special sites that require Firefox compatibility, and I get the look and feel of Camino. It's a nice compromise.
I have had some weirdness with some pop-down menus that didn't display properly (thus the 4-star rating), but for the most part Camino renders just fine.
In general, I use Safari for my day-to-day work, but Camino is now my backup, and I'm very pleased with it in that role.
Camino offers a great deal of elegant design and speed that Firefox does not. Frankly, Firefox just feels "clunky" in comparison. I'm able to have access to those special sites that require Firefox compatibility, and I get the look and feel of Camino. It's a nice compromise.
I have had some weirdness with some pop-down menus that didn't display properly (thus the 4-star rating), but for the most part Camino renders just fine.
In general, I use Safari for my day-to-day work, but Camino is now my backup, and I'm very pleased with it in that role.
This latest version doesn't allow you to add cookies to block, and last crash, it wiped out my list of blocked cookies, with no way to re-enter them.