This is wonderful news in my book; I think Camino's the best thing since sliced toast! (read my full Camino 1.0 writeup here)

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I don't get it. Half the time a href tags seem to work in the comments, and half the time they don't.

http://stridey.blogspot.com/2005/08/why-i-love-camino.html

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Camino rocks.

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I remember the days when Camino was the best browser on the Mac. It may still be, but I haven't used it in so long. I'm happy to see it finally reach 1.0.

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Best Browser on the mac. Sometimes I go to Safari for things that don't seem to work right, but those are few (less than once every two weeks.) I love, love, love it.

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Ok. Camino is awesome, but I do like RSS within Safari.

Any RSS readers you guys recommend? Or maybe some extension for Camino?

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Vienna RSS.

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I like NewsGator, myself: http://www.newsgator.com

No application necessary. You just log in and it tells you what feeds have new items. They seem to keep improving the UI very rapidly.

Though (reportedly) they are planning on adding NetNewsWire support (having acquired it some time last year).

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I must be the only on on earth who does not get it. Could someone point at where Camino "offers more of a Mac OS X experience" than say, Firefox?

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Firefox for OS X is terrible. Memory hog and just all around bad browser for os x. Camino, on the other hand is just right.

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Fabulo: Firefox doesn't use the "standard" Mac keyboard shortcuts (like Cmd-comma for preferences), doesn't have the standard toolbar, doesn't integrate with keychain and address book, etc.

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No XUL = no extensions = Forget it.

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Stridey: many of Firefox's integration problems were fixed in 1.5 (Such as a standerd toolbar and standerd shortcuts)

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Hardin: Nice to see that the standard shortcuts were fixed, but the toolbar is still non-standard (although customizable), as is the actual Preferences page.

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I just started using Camino and I was excited at first but then I found a few little quirks; digging on digg.com takes me to a blank page instead of just digging and Flip4Mac will not work just like firefox(obviously)

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it still doesn't meet my desires, maybe someone can help me find a way to make safari firefox or camino incorporate all of these...

- search google from quicksilver (the way safari does it)
- bookmark with delicious (the way the firefox extension does it)
- allow me to use the services menu (the way safari/camino do it)

as far as other features are concerned i'm happy with any one of the three.

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My only problem with Camino is it's lack of support for non-native widgets. :( It's especially disappointing from a browser that claims to meet the highest of web standards.

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Meh, still doesnt hold a candle to Safari

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From the Camino site, I can't tell if it supports Tiger's dictionary like mentioned here: http://www.macworld.com/weblogs/macosxhints/2005/11/dictroar/index.php

If it does, why don't they say so? If it doesn't, that's a lame Mac-ification.

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