New version of Camino browser released

The Camino Project has released Version 1.0 of its Camino browser, built for the Mac. The browser supports Mac OS X 10.2. The Camino Project is a community-driven project supported by the Mozilla Foundation.

The newest version, which is available for download, features a new tab bar, ad and pop-up blocking and enhanced security. It will run on both PowerPC and Intel-based Macs, the project organizers said.

[tipper_gore]

yay

I like Camino because its UI is Mac-like... well, it's not just Mac-like, it's flat-out Mac.

I don't get why Firefox for Mac has to look like Windows (or is it Linux? not sure), as opposed to having a Mac UI -- the dropdowns, buttons, etc.

[tipper_gore]

yay

I like Camino because its UI is Mac-like... well, it's not just Mac-like, it's flat-out Mac.

I don't get why Firefox for Mac has to look like Windows (or is it Linux? not sure), as opposed to having a Mac UI -- the dropdowns, buttons, etc.

[Web-JIVE]

Camino is not from Mozilla

Camino is being independently developed and the only thing it has in common with Mozilla is that both use the Gecko engine. Please correct this statement and give credit where it is due.

http://www.caminobrowser.org/

Eric

[mkane]

Item has been updated

The story has been updated to clarify the relationship.

[Web-JIVE]

Camino is not from Mozilla

Camino is being independently developed and the only thing it has in common with Mozilla is that both use the Gecko engine. Please correct this statement and give credit where it is due.

http://www.caminobrowser.org/

Eric

[mkane]

Item has been updated

The story has been updated to clarify the relationship.