Filed under: Macintosh, Mozilla, Browsers
Lightweight Mac browser Camino 2 introduces a release candidate
by Jay Hathaway Oct 29th 2009 at 3:30PM
One of the best additions to the new version of Camino is a built-in Flash blocker. You can turn it on to block all Flash animations, and then add exceptions the sites whose Flash you actually want to see. Other security features include making use of Google Safe Browsing, which warns you when you're headed for a site that Google has blacklisted for malware or phishing. All-in-all, Camino 2 isn't as feature-packed as Firefox, or as pretty as Safari, but it's lighter than either one (and offers Firefox-equivalent page-load times using Mozilla's Gecko rendering engine).
[via TechCrunch]
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Chuck Mize said 8:52PM on 10-29-2009
It's funny that there is a lightweight version of Firefox since FF was created to be a lightweight version of the Mozilla browser.
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cookiebits said 11:12PM on 10-29-2009
Camino is more a lightweight Gekko based browser written natively for the Mac in Cocoa than a lightweight version of Firefox.