The last couple of days Apple’s Safari browser has been stealing most of the spotlight. However, there is another contender in the browser market that also got some new numbers and updated functionality: Camino. More or less a “Mac Firefox”, Camino is a lightweight and fast browser built using the same rendering engine as Firefox while being natively written in Mac’s Cocoa language. I’ve been using the latest beta 2 of Camino 2 and I have to say I like it a lot. Does it have the cover flow start page? No. But that’s ok. It makes up for it in sheer simplicity and speed, something Safari seems to be getting further and further from. If you’d like to pick up your own copy of Camino beta 2, stop by their site and start your download!
Source: Ars Technica
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