Camino is a weird, wonderful application. It’s a full-blown Cocoa browser powered by Gecko — which is the rendering engine behind Firefox. In almost every way, it is what Firefox for the Mac should be — fast, nimble and very Mac-like. And today, it’s reached the infamous 2.0 status:
After over a year of hard work by devoted volunteers, the Camino Project is proud to give you Camino 2. This latest version includes many bug fixes and new features, providing all users with an improved browsing experience.
This release displays web pages with Gecko 1.9, the same rendering engine used by the popular Firefox 3 web browser, and thus shares many of the security fixes and Gecko improvements that are in that version of Firefox.
Normally I browse using the nightly builds of WebKit, but if you need Gecko, Camino is the only way to go on the Mac. Happy downloading.