I just recently started on a search for a browser that fits me best. I went through last night trying out Safari, Firefox, Camino & Seamonkey.
I know the differences between them all and, of course, Seamonkey was the first one that was eliminated. Just not progressed enough aesthetically for my pleasure. Safari, for some reason, I've never been able to get used to. But it's still in the runnings.
I've always been a big fan of Firefox since I used it on my PC and now on my MBP. But, the lack of ability to use multi-touch just really erked me. So, I tried Camino. And, sure enough, 3-finger swiping works wonderfully. Fully-functional multi-touch in Camino.
True, it may not be as pretty as Firefox. I can't use all the extensions that I used in Firefox, but I can get over that. My only gripe is that Camino doesn't support Live Bookmarks. I loved having my Engadget feed right there on my bookmarks toolbar. Does anyone know how to get a Live Bookmark in Camino?
I'm not sure if I'll go full Camino or not, but it sure seems worth it.
I know the differences between them all and, of course, Seamonkey was the first one that was eliminated. Just not progressed enough aesthetically for my pleasure. Safari, for some reason, I've never been able to get used to. But it's still in the runnings.
I've always been a big fan of Firefox since I used it on my PC and now on my MBP. But, the lack of ability to use multi-touch just really erked me. So, I tried Camino. And, sure enough, 3-finger swiping works wonderfully. Fully-functional multi-touch in Camino.
True, it may not be as pretty as Firefox. I can't use all the extensions that I used in Firefox, but I can get over that. My only gripe is that Camino doesn't support Live Bookmarks. I loved having my Engadget feed right there on my bookmarks toolbar. Does anyone know how to get a Live Bookmark in Camino?
I'm not sure if I'll go full Camino or not, but it sure seems worth it.