Note: It is the beginning of the end for CaminoSession. The next release of Camino will have session management built it. Hopefully, it will be as good as CaminoSession is, and so CaminoSession can be allowed to die quietly. To make sure this transition happens smoothly, please upgrade to CaminoSession 1.0. This will work properly in your current version of Camino, and will switch itself off in future releases. [If you're following carefully, you'll notice that I thought that older versions of CaminoSession would achieve this too. Well, I was wrong.]
Note: It is the beginning of the end for CaminoSession. The next release of Camino will have session management built it. Hopefully, it will be as good as CaminoSession is, and so CaminoSession can be allowed to die quietly. To make sure this transition happens smoothly, please upgrade to CaminoSession 1.0. This will work properly in your current version of Camino, and will switch more...
Intel/PPC, Mac OS X 10.3 or later, Camino 1.0 or later
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davedit reviewed on 13 Oct 2006
In my limited experience with this add-on so far, it works beautifully. Thank you!
+3
billyfuster reviewed on 03 Oct 2006
One last note: While CaminoSession will appear in Camino's preferences immediately after you install it, CaminoSession does not log windows/tabs until after the 1st restart of Camino after installing CaminoSession. In other words, restart Camino after installing CaminoSession.
+3
Note: CaminoSession doesn't reload pages from cache, just their URLs - so it reloads every web page.
Request 1: It would be nice if Camino could just pop back open where you left off - i.e. with text fields still partially filled, etc. (but perhaps this raises other problems, such as pages whose cookies have already expired)...
Request 2: I wish there were an additional preference to select/de-select tabs or windows when reopening Camino after a quit. (You do get this choice after a crash - which is smart, since one of the pages might've caused the crash to start with.)