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Camino 1.1Beta Released

From Samuel Sidler on the Camino Update Blog comes word that Camino 1.1B has been released.

The Beta Site has info and download links for the release which includes updated Spell Checking, new Popup Blocking and other annoyance prevention features and other goodies.

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A sampling of some recent photos, bookmarks and news stories I've flagged elsewhere with this tag.

  • Versioned Browser Icons for Mac developers

    Testing your web sites for cross-browser compatibility? Good! Getting confused about what version of browser you're looking at? Not so good ...

  • HoudahGeo - Geocoding for the Mac

    With HoudahGeo you may "pin" photos to the locations where they were taken. The thus created information may be exported to EXIF / XMP. This allows for further processing in a number of third party applications or web sites (iPhoto, Flickr, Panoramio, ...). HoudahGeo allows you to share your photos in Google Earth and can publish them to Flick!

  • Mac OS X Web browser rundown 2007

    Several years ago, when Mac OS X was still a very young operating system, it was hard to find a really good and stable web browser for the Mac. Pretty much the only viable option for the first release of Mac OS X in 2001 was Internet Explorer 5.

  • Correo - a new mail client for OS X

    Introducing Correo, a new open-source mail client for Mac OS X. Correo blends technology from two popular Mozilla projects, Camino and Thunderbird, to create a polished native Macintosh application.

  • Correo - a new mail client for OS X

    Introducing Correo, a new open-source mail client for Mac OS X. Correo blends technology from two popular Mozilla projects, Camino and Thunderbird, to create a polished native Macintosh application.

  • Gawker: Information

    OS X that lets you take time lapse movies via web cam / isight

  • Gawker: Information

    OS X that lets you take time lapse movies via web cam / isight

  • Camino interview #6 : Nate Weaver (Ludovic's weblog)

    Nate Weaver (Wevah) of the Camino development team gets interviewed in this 6th part of an ongoing series.

  • Camino interview #6 : Nate Weaver (Ludovic's weblog)

    Nate Weaver (Wevah) of the Camino development team gets interviewed in this 6th part of an ongoing series.

  • Safari Guide

    Safari Guide is a free application for Mac OS X Tiger that allows developers to evaluate arbitrary XPath, XQuery, XSLT, and JavaScript expressions against the current frontmost Safari webpage.

  • Safari Guide

    Safari Guide is a free application for Mac OS X Tiger that allows developers to evaluate arbitrary XPath, XQuery, XSLT, and JavaScript expressions against the current frontmost Safari webpage.

  • macosxhints.com - 10.4: Export Mail to mbox with Save As...

    Mail for Mac OS X 10.4 stores messages in individual elmx files instead of a single mbox file. This allows Spotlight to index individual messages, but makes it harder to move your mail to other mail clients like Thunderbird. Two existing hints (A script to export Mail's mboxes for Thunderbird and 10.4: Export Mail messages to Thunderbird, revisited) seem to imply that you need a script or application to easily create an mbox file. However Mail (I'm using Version 2.1 on 10.4.7) does know how to create mbox files -- it just doesn't use the term Export.

  • Tynsoe projects - GeekTool

    GeekTool is a preference pane module that lets you display 3 different types of information on your desktop: Log files, Shell Commands, Pictures

  • User Agent prefpane for Camino

    prefpane plugin for Camino that allows for changing UA sting

  • User Agent prefpane for Camino

    prefpane plugin for Camino that allows for changing UA sting

  • SourceForge.net: Chicken of the VNC

    Chicken of the VNC is a VNC client for Mac OS X. A VNC client allows one to display and interact with a remote computer screen. In other words, you can use Chicken of the VNC to interact with a remote computer as though it's right next to you.

  • OSXvnc

    OSXvnc is a full featured VNC server providing remote access to the GUI, keyboard and mouse using any VNC client.

  • Scandalous Software :: Cocoa Developer Tools with Sass.

    OS X tools for developing and working with XML

  • Sofa Control - Control your apps with your remote

    Apple ships a Remote Control with any new Mac. The pre-installed functionality is limited to control just a couple of applications. Sofa Control breaks this limit. With Sofa Control you are able to control any application on your Mac and trigger the actions you like. Sofa Control gives the control back to you.

  • Sustainable Softworks - News | USB-To-Ethernet Adaptors for Mac OS X

    Although USB to Ethernet adaptors are cheap and plentiful, Mac OS X drivers are not. After scouring the web and talking to other Mac developers, I finally found a workable combination. The purpose of this note is to document what works since I haven't seen it widely published anywhere else.

  • japser's blog: Bits and pieces

    japser's blog - post collecting many great Mac and general UI design resources

  • ZigZig Software - ZigVersion

    ZigVersion - The Best Subversion Client for Mac OS X

  • Mate Master: Allan Odgaard - O'Reilly Mac DevCenter Blog

    Allan Odgaard has written a number of applications and utilities in his time as a programmer. He's written demos for the C64 and calendar apps for the Amiga. He even wrote a nifty MP3 player called MusicMate. But that's...

  • Parallels Desktop for Mac

    Experience the First Virtualization Solution for Intel-powered Macs!

  • AppKiDo

    nifty tool for cocoa development

  • macosxhints.com - Change the default iPhoto library location

    To change the default file store location, go to terminal and type: defaults write com.apple.iPhoto RootDirectory /path/to/desired/location To remove the change default: defaults remove com.apple.iPhoto RootDirectory

  • Apple - Boot Camp

  • Camino - Mozilla power, Mac style.

  • Camino - Mozilla power, Mac style.

    The Camino browser combines the awesome visual and behavioral experience that has been central to the Macintosh philosophy with powerful web-browsing capabilities such as the Mozilla Gecko rendering engine. Built and tested by thousands of volunteers, the Gecko rendering engine bring cutting-edge innovations and capabilities to users in a standards-friendly and socially responsible form.