Donate to Camino, it'll make you feel better

Whenever I try using a new browser on OSX I always come back to Firefox. Not so much because its good, but because it sucks the least.

I primarily use it for development and because it works better than Safari. Even Safari 3 still bugs me. It just doesn't work with everything out there. It has problems with Google Reader and I spend about 80% of my time there.

My biggest complaint with FF is its memory usage and the fact that if I hit a page with a lot of flash on it then the fans in my laptop spin up and don't spin down till I quit the browser.

The search for the perfect browser still continues.

Camino = crud.

I used to love this browser until I took the lead developer's grad course and he gave me a D..... Now, this browser sucks.

Camino with Jon Hicks' "Camino Graphite Icons" running on
OS X Tiger with David Lanham's "Agua" icon sets and UNO (gui.interacto.net) themed windows... very close to interface nirvana.

I'd gladly donate to the continued development of these as a suite. As separate projects I'm less inclined. I guess that's the vagaries of open-source.

I stuck with Camino for a week, and it's actually pretty nice, and much more stable than the current Firefox.

The only reason why I switched back to Firefox was because I like to middle click items on my bookmark bar to open the bookmark in a new tab, the same with items in folders on the bookmark bar. Camino requires command clicking bookmark items to open a new tab, but oddly lets me middle click a link to open it in a new tab.

I'd like to see some Mac web browser allow me to do some bookmark reorganization without going into a bookmark manager, which is a bit much if I only want to move a single bookmark from one folder to another. Firefox for Windows allows this, but not the Mac version.

Honestly this is what Camino needs along with matching certain trivial features that firefox has (LIKE MOVING TABS). However Camino is still an excellent browser that needs a little be more features and little less polish.

I second Shahryar's comment about Foxmarks. If I could do this between all browsers and platforms like FF, I'd easily switch to Camino or any other browser.

Sometimes I feel the multiplicity of browsers on the Mac is a sign that there's no clear winner. Which would explain why I'm constantly switching from Safari to Firefox to OmniWeb and back.

yeah, I like FF strictly for its extensions. I like being able to use Foxmarks to sync between my work PC and my home apples. I'll start using Camino when I can have my bookmarks.

I don't see the point to Camino without Firefox extensions especially since the news release of the Mac OSX version of Firefox 3.