Used by 754 people for 21740 hours, 47 minutes and 58 seconds
Camino combines the awesome visual and behavioral experience that has been central to the Macintosh philosophy with the powerful web-browsing capabilities of the Gecko rendering engine. Built and tested by thousands of volunteers, Mozilla’s Gecko brings cutting-edge innovations and capabilities to users in a standards-friendly and socially responsible form.
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Camino rocks. It will continue to be my browser of choice on the mac though FF3 will hopefully give it a run for its money.
Use it all the time for sites that Safari does not support but that's it. In my eyes Safari is faster and more reliable. Still as far as this browser goes it's fast, clean and Mac like.
I prefer Camino over Safari and Firefox. Safari might be a bit more responsive, Firefox has extensions, but I always return to Camino. It works great, renders sites well and it has the 'Mac' feel and look.
Camino looks nice and slick and fast, but the completely bizarre layout of keyboard shortcuts and tabbed browser preferences always manages to tick me off directly.
I only use it when I need to test a website in a cookieless browser.
A solid browser, but not nearly as flexible or configurable as Firefox.
really A pretty good browser i love it
Camino is more mac than Firefox.
Camino *feels* better than Safari for some reason. I use FF now, but there was a time when I used Camino exclusively.
I'm not a big fan of huge web browsers with loads of customization, and I also like to have my web browser integrate as well as it can with my os. Camino fits this criteria perfectly, with a lovely look and feel while keeping up to date with the best rendering engine (Gecko). A nice bookmark manager, and I like the concept of "tab bookmarks" so I can click one bookmark, and have 5 tabs open - very handy!
I like Safari, but as my gmail browser Camino rulez.
I really like Camino's keychain integration. It looks good too.
Does anyone else find that a lot of modern, AJAX-using web sites cause Camino to declare there is an "Unresponsive Script"? Perhaps it is because I am running Camino on an old Powerbook that can't keep up.
camino is the best Mac browser on the web. It looks like a Mac app like others have stated. It runs well and seldomly freezes up on me. I surf quickly and refresh many times over, Camino is up to the task!!! use Camino!!!!
A pretty good browser.
I use Camino over firefox because it isn't clunky or slow and actually looks like a mac app.