Camino Vs Firefox

Fillado said:
I really like the general "slick" feel of Safari, but some of it's default behaviour I don't really like (certain things STILL open in new windows not tabs, the download window won't auto close, if you stop and remove a download from the download window you're still left with a partial file etc.), and without an Adblock-like add-on with support for filter lists (stops my MacBook's fan going insane on sites that decide to plaster pages with all manner of flash things) it makes me stay with Firefox :)
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Same here.

The "opening in a window" thing got on my nerves for too long.. so I went to Firefox exclusively :)

I rarely use Safari unless Firefox dies..
 
One thing I don't like about Safari is, it doesn't allow me to blog on bloggers.com - I can log in and everything but all the usual buttons and toolbar when posting is not there.

Oddly enough, safari on my iPod touch have all the buttons but god! Annoyingly, I can't type in the main box to post.

As for Firefox Vs Camino, I've always used Firefox (since it came out) on windows and on the Mac - for all the extra plugins e.t.c. but Camino feels faster and more native on the OS X than Firefox...

Over the last few months, I've been using Opera instead. Abeit it can slow at times, it has never crash on me yet and some of it auto-form-fill functionality is cool. I also like it's front page where I can see up to 9 webpages and refresh them all with a simple F5 :)
 
whatever said:
camino, hands down.
much more responsive than the overweight firefox and unlike safari, it opens any page.
it's so light!
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Are there any good skins for Camino?

Running it on the standard skin and it looks like a bodge-job version of Firefox :(

..that's the one thing that made me ditch it before, so I'd be glad to take suggestions.
 
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