Camino 1.6 Released

April 17, 2008 / Camino 1.6 was released today. This is my default browser even though you can’t drag the tabs—it’s that good. Camino is an application that does a restricted number of things especially well: interface simplicity speed tab groups source colouring keyboard shortcuts browsing history Gecko If you use a Mac and you haven’t tried Camino you […]

Camino 1.6 was released today. This is my default browser even though you can’t drag the tabs—it’s that good. Camino is an application that does a restricted number of things especially well:

  • interface simplicity
  • speed
  • tab groups
  • source colouring
  • keyboard shortcuts
  • browsing history
  • Gecko

If you use a Mac and you haven’t tried Camino you may want to give it a go. It’s a clean, organized browser that helps you focus on the business of browsing.

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