Camino 1.6 released
Published: April 17th, 2008
Camino, the Gecko-based native Mac OS X browser has reached final status for version 1.6 and has been released.
Among the most relevant new features is an automatic update system, support for OpenSearch engines, integration with KeyChain, Mac OS X’s integrated credential repository, the ability to pass web feeds to online feed aggregators such as Google Reader, a new Find toolbar displayed near the bottom, improved AppleScript support, and general user interface improvements including some new and retouched icons.
Camino 1.6 is available for download in eleven languages from Camino web site.
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April 18th, 2008 at 2:34 pm
What are the benefits of Camino when Mac users can just use Firefox? Especially when Firefox 3 comes out.
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April 21st, 2008 at 6:42 pm
Yes — I have to echo Mark’s question. I also don’t see any reference made to page scaling which FF3v5b has. That is SO refined!! Aside from my last version of Camino (1.5) being quite nimble, there doesn’t seem to be any BIG reasons to switch.
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