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Fixe Camino 2.1 for compatibility with web sites
Same core version of Gecko as Firefox 13? This isn't true. Camino is based on Gecko 1.9.2, the last version of Gecko to support embedding. Firefox 13 is based on Gecko 13, and has substantial improvements. This change may allow you to load some sites, but there is no guarantee they'll work properly. Supporting Camino means supporting a badly outdated version of Gecko. Given that Camino's market share is some tiny fraction of 1 percent, and given that most other niche browsers are based on webkit and don't require special treatment from web developers, I really can't fathom this change having any effect at all.
Fixe Camino 2.1 for compatibility with web sites
There is absolutely nothing wrong with Camino per se. Yes, it's rendering engine is a bit old, but wrt UI, it is superior to Firefox and Safari. So perhaps supporting Camino will make the developer integrate a newer engine. |
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