JB4  I've been using this as my #1 browser forever.

Fast, light and stable.

Add blocking works.

For those that want daily (almost) updates there is "Camino Knight" and for those who want to customize the "look & feel" there is "Caminicon." These two pieces of freeware are developed by Reinhold Penner and are indispensable for me.

I don't know why this browser does not get more attention.... all the tests I've seen has it near or at the top in most categories.

My very grateful thanks to all the developers who work on this project (did I say there were daily updates/ ;>) in their free time.  
(Version 1.6.4)

THEBRIX2008  Camino still stands up splendidly against the rest - although it may lack fireworks, the basics are done solidly and without fuss and it is fast, particularly with the Core 2 Duo optimised builds that are available. And it still has unique features - I am surprised that the built-in ad blocker is either omitted elsewhere or implemented so poorly the authors might as well not have bothered (Opera, OmniWeb).

Plus - the two make-or-break attributes for me - it has a 1Password plugin and it works with two Web sites I use which fail with all WebKit-based browsers and for which there seems to be little interest, on either side, in fixing. Unfortunately, one is my share dealer and the other is my pension provider, so they have to work ...  
(Version 1.6.4)

MISHA  I used this until Safari 3/Leopard. Then I stopped really seeing the benefit, since Safari 3 works about as quickly. The only thing Safari 3 doesn't have (and that no add-on enables) is Favicons in the bookmarks bar. I liked that my Camino bookmarks bar was basically all icons.

With the iPhone, Safari's Bookmark syncing (both with iTunes and Mobile Me) gave it another big advantage. I still use Camino as a "second" browser for testing sites and having a browser that's not exploding with cookies, but as a primary browser I just don't really see the advantages overs Safari 3 anymore (for my use, at least).

I am looking forward to 2.0. If they can add some of the features that make OmniWeb nice (features no other browser has), that would be great.  
(Version 1.6.4)

MACINTOSHDOWNLOADER  Camino is a great, lightweight browser. Its aimed at people that prefer stability and speed over features.

The things that I don't like about it are that: 1. it doesn't support tab re-arrangement, which is a feature used by many people and helps organize tabs and 2. it doesn't receive updates that often and you have to wait for months till a new version with some new features come out. Camino 2.0 was supposed to have come out this summer, but unfortunately, that didn't happen. Camino 2.0 is supposed to have new features like Tabsposé and re-arrangeable tabs.

I hope that a Beta version of Camino 2.0 comes out soon.  
(Version 1.6.3)

MACGEEK914  I have always enjoyed using the Camino browser. It is VERY stable (in my opinion), and it works well too. You cannot customize it the same way you can Firefox, but sometime simple is beautiful. :)  
(Version 1.6.3)

JAZZYGUY  Doesn't support 1Password. A real inconvenience. The previous poster probably has 1Password set up for Camino which will make the browser crash.  
(Version 1.6.3)

CHAOTICPIXEL  Well, I switched to 1.6.3, and now I can't get it to launch at all. It just keeps crashing. Anyone know why?  
(Version 1.6.3)

DRG  I have a love/hate relationship with Camino: I love everything about it EXCEPT one thing that I ABSOLUTELY HATE: download beginnings and endings TAKE FOR-EV-ER!!! For example: I want to view a .pdf file: In Safari and Firefox it opens quickly in a window and I can save to my drive quickly and easily. In Camino, the only way to view it is to download it to the drive: It must take at least 10-15 seconds before the download begins and then another 10-15 seconds after the download for the download window to close, AND during these times, the browser is completely paralyzed. UGH!!! To Camino's developers, if you change anything in the next version, you've GOT to fix this!!  
(Version 1.6.1)

RENESIS  Wow, I just tried Camino basically for the hell of it (well after I didn't like FF3 too much) and I am really glad that I did.

Beside the fact that it looks a whole lot livelier than Safari, it has a lot more features that Safari should have. My two favorite are the download box closes after its finished downloading, and built-in ad blocking.

Also, another touch that I like is it allows you to override the website font, with your own custom font, making reading much more enjoyable and nicer looking for me.

My only gripe is that hideous icon.

5 Stars in every category so far, I may update this review down the road. Time to check out what goodies pimpmycamino.com has for me.  
(Version 1.6.1)

M85  Liked 1.6.1, but it crashed on me at least twice daily and sometimes used up a lot of CPU cycles, making my fan go crazy. Switched to a 2.0 nightly (2008061223) yesterday and run it heavily in the last day. Not a hiccup yet on my Penryn powerbook (2 gig of ram, 10.5.3)  
(Version 1.6.1)