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Google Chrome brought to you in part by a Camino dev
Infinite Loop —
... (hat tip to MacUser ) and offered some insight into what it means for the Camino project. In a nutshell, Pinkerton's involvement doesn't affect Camino "at all." He says "plans for Camino 2.0 based on the Gecko 1.9 are underway and unchanged." Pinkerton also says a 2.0 alpha may be on the way soon after some reviews he has to do tomorrow. Beyond Camino 2.0, however, Pinkerton is less clear. The rest of his blog post speaks of excitement about getting involved with WebKit and a realization that his involvement with Camino is "really just about building great software and ...
Google 瀏覽器與 Mac
applewoods —
... Right now, both are in the "pieces build and pass tests, but there's no Chromium application yet." While we're working hard and fast on catching up to the Windows version, we're not setting an artificial date for when they'll be ready--we simply can't predict enough to make a solid estimate, and we expect to learn a lot from the Windows public beta as well. 若您有興趣使用 Mac 版的 Google 瀏覽器，可能需要稍等一陣子... link 1 : Standing on the shoulders of giants (Mike Pinkerton) link 2 : Camino developer working on Google Chrome for Mac (MacUser) link 3 : Platforms and Priorities ...
CodeWeavers ports Chrome browser for Mac
Macworld —
... part of Google’s business. Initially, the beta of the browser only runs on Windows, though a Mac version is in the works. Beyond the lengthy startup time, Chromium is pretty responsive on the Mac, but I haven’t had a chance to really put it through its paces yet, but the ability to quickly and easily search any site that you’ve searched before from the comfort of the location bar is already something I desperately need in Safari. If anything, this just whets my appetite for the forthcoming native Mac version .
Chrome for Mac still in the works, first screenshot posted
MacUser —
... Who doesn’t love screenshots of crashy, flaky, not ready for release software? Mike Pinkerton, co-creator of Camino and a developer on the Mac version of Google Chrome , has posted ...
Chrome for Mac still in the works, first screenshot posted
Macworld —
... Who doesn’t love screenshots of crashy, flaky, not ready for release software? Mike Pinkerton, co-creator of Camino and a developer on the Mac version of Google Chrome , has posted ...
Camino 2.0 adds Tab Overview, improved annoyance blocking
Macworld —
... age when the browser bundled with OS X was none other than the monstrosity of Microsoft’s Internet Explorer. In those days, the folks in the know switched to Camino (née Chimera), a native Cocoa implementation of the same Gecko rendering engine that now lies at Firefox’s core. Camino’s pedigree speaks for itself, too. It was created by Dave Hyatt, who went on to work at Apple and help develop Safari, and one of the other major contributors, Mike Pinkerton, has more recently also been working on the forthcoming Mac version of Google Chrome . Among the new enhancements in Camino ...
