Camino 1.1 Alpha Released

[keithbennis]

that's right, Alpha. Probably buggy, but if you wanna peek it, here ya go:

http://beta.caminobrowser.org/

 

[x86isslow]

that's right, Alpha. Probably buggy, but if you wanna peek it, here ya go:

http://beta.caminobrowser.org/

I haven't had any problems with it for the 24 hours I've been using it. I've been using the trunk builds forever now, so the Alpha is no big difference I think. Test away, and file tickets when you do run into issues

 

[Redline13]

Still no private browsing option? That's disapointing. I like Camino but I find this feature in Safari very handy.

 

[FleurDuMal]

Never tried Camino before, but I might download this just for a mess about.

 

[devilot]

Ooh, I'm not using this alpha version, but I can't wait 'til the bugs have been fixed!

New Features
Spell-checking: Camino now has built-in spell-checking, which is on by default for multi-line text fields.

 

[kugino]

logs me out of various forums...spellchecker is nice feature...back to using 1.0.3 intel build for now.

 

[keithbennis]

I haven't had any issues with it.... yet.

I really enjoy Camino though over Safari or Firefox...... though it does mess up some myspace pages....... who cares about that ish.

 

[solaris]

Still no private browsing option? That's disapointing. I like Camino but I find this feature in Safari very handy.

Camino is an open-source project. So if you need private browsing that badly, why don't you add the feature yourself?

 

[gloss]

I'm in love with Camino 1.0.3 (plus CamiTools and Caminicon), so I'm really looking forward to the next iteration.

That said, using incremental builds causes my head to explode whenever I encounter a bug. I'll have to hold off.

 

[miniConvert]

Good to hear there's development going on, I'm eager for a new version - 1.0.3 is a bit buggy for me.

 

[x86isslow]

Good to hear there's development going on, I'm eager for a new version - 1.0.3 is a bit buggy for me.

There's always development going. They have a lot of cool new features that coming soon. If you've played with tabs in Adium, they're almost ready to bring the same to Camino- they've spent the whole summer getting the new tab system ready for 1.2 or 1.3.

If you're interested in trying out the latest and greatest, I'd suggest backing up your profile (just in case), and then downloading a development version of 1.2. You can even get souped up (optimized for your specific chip) versions of 1.2 for whichever processor you have.