[Ludovic Hirlimann]

is out , get it at http://ftp.mozilla.org/pub/mozilla.o...o-0.8.2.dmg.gz.
Still works on 10.1.5. The multilingual version should be available in a few days, with more languages than in 0.8.1

[Turias]

Since the 0.8.1 release, we have fixed the following:

* Folders in the Bookmark Menu and on the Bookmark Bar have an "Open in Tabs" item to open the contents of the folder in new tabs
* Command-up/down arrow scrolls to the top/bottom of webpage (as in Safari)
* Fixed crash on webpages using :hover and :overflow and scrolling
* Correctly recognizes the new bookmark location for Firefox 1.0
* Import bookmark separators from Netscape/Mozilla/Firefox
* Fixed issues with bookmark importing that could cause crashes or Camino to become unresponsive
* Fixed folders nesting incorrectly when importing Netscape/Mozilla/Firefox bookmarks
* Fixed an issue where no window would open if your homepage was blank
* Fixed the inconsistent ordering when folders are added to other bookmark folders
* Bookmark manager correctly updates when dragging folders to a new container
* Download manager now correctly reflects the file name on save when the user changes it
* Fixed an issue where selecting an item from a folder in the Bookmark Bar would open all items in that folder as tabs
* No longer attempt to load separators when opening a bookmark folder as tabs.
* Several fixes to improve localization

[itistoday]

Camino isn't getting enough attention now-a-days. Try it out, the latest version is quite nice, but get the nightly from the developers page on http://www.mozilla.org/developer/

[Ludovic Hirlimann]

Originally posted by itistoday:
Camino isn't getting enough attention now-a-days. Try it out, the latest version is quite nice, but get the nightly from the developers page on http://www.mozilla.org/developer/

If you are using 10.1.5 don't it won't work on your machine - get 0.8.2 instead.

[Goldfinger]

But who still uses 10.1 ??

[Ludovic Hirlimann]

Originally posted by Goldfinger:
But who still uses 10.1 ??

I agree, but I acn assure you that some people still use it.