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These are the “running” or incremental release notes for Camino 1.6 (✈), i.e., the interesting bug-fixes since the last major release (e.g., 1.0) or milestone (e.g., Camino 1.1 Alpha 2).  The actual release notes for major releases, milestones, or security releases can be found on the corresponding Releases:Ver:Notes page, e.g., [[Releases:1.1b:Notes]].   
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These are the “running” or incremental release notes for Camino 1.6 (✈), i.e., the interesting bug-fixes since the last major release (e.g., 1.5) or milestone (e.g., Camino 1.6 Alpha 1).  The actual release notes for major releases, milestones, or security releases can be found on the corresponding Releases:Ver:Notes page, e.g., [[Releases:1.6b1:Notes]].   
  
 
: (Note that not all checkins are considered interesting; in particular, fixes for regressions that only occur between milestones, code cleanup, or build changes are not included in release notes.)
 
: (Note that not all checkins are considered interesting; in particular, fixes for regressions that only occur between milestones, code cleanup, or build changes are not included in release notes.)
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: There are several pages that track "major" changes on the FF2.0<!-- and FF3.0--> branch<!--es-->. These could be very handy for when we want to create our release notes. [http://www.squarefree.com/burningedge/releases/2.0a3.html What's new in Bon Echo Alpha 3 (for Firefox 2)]<!-- [http://www.squarefree.com/burningedge/releases/trunk-for-firefox-3.html What's new on the trunk for Firefox 3]-->.
 
: There are several pages that track "major" changes on the FF2.0<!-- and FF3.0--> branch<!--es-->. These could be very handy for when we want to create our release notes. [http://www.squarefree.com/burningedge/releases/2.0a3.html What's new in Bon Echo Alpha 3 (for Firefox 2)]<!-- [http://www.squarefree.com/burningedge/releases/trunk-for-firefox-3.html What's new on the trunk for Firefox 3]-->.
  
These running release notes (and the milestone release notes that are developed from them) form the "complete" changelog on the [http://www.caminobrowser.org/releases/1.0-complete.php website]; the release notes for the final 1.6 release are a summary or short-form and can be found at [[Releases:1.6:Notes]].  
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These running release notes (and the milestone release notes that are developed from them) form the "complete" changelog on the website ([http://www.caminobrowser.org/releases/1.0/complete.php 1.0],  [http://www.caminobrowser.org/releases/1.5/complete.php 1.5]); the release notes for the final 1.6 release are a summary or short-form and can be found at [[Releases:1.6:Notes]].  
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Release Notes for Camino 1.6b4 are at [[Releases:1.6b4:Notes]] (Release Notes for Camino 1.6b3 are at [[Releases:1.6b3:Notes]], notes for Camino 1.6b2 are at [[Releases:1.6b2:Notes]], notes for Camino 1.6b1 are at [[Releases:1.6b1:Notes]], and notes for Camino 1.6a1 are at [[Releases:1.6a1:Notes]]).
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These notes are for checkins after the release of Camino 1.6b4.
  
 
== General ==
 
== General ==
* When changing Chinese, Japanese, or Korean font preferences, using the “Advanced” sheet will now set the font correctly.
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* Safari now appears in the list of available feed readers on Mac OS X 10.4 and above.
* Camino can now open files with the Mac type code “TEXT” from the “Open File…” dialog.
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* Opening a history item from the recent pages at the top of the History menu in a new tab or window by holding down the Command key works again. <!--ugh-->
* Camino now includes a reference to Firefox in the user-agent string sent to web servers.
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* Camino now supports multi-touch gestures for back, forward, page up, and page down.
* Alerts and prompts that appear while Camino is hidden will now display properly when un-hiding Camino.
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* The Camino disk image no longer has scrollbars on Mac OS X 10.5 when the Finder’s path bar is enabled.
* Camino will no longer claim to support the <tt>gopher</tt> protocol.
 
* Greatly enhanced AppleScript support, including access to tabs and bookmarks. <!-- might want to list this under tabs, bookmarks, and wherever else, when all parts land -->
 
* Camino now supports custom toolbar items written in AppleScript.
 
* Large download lists and corrupt site icons will no longer cause Camino to stop loading pages or opening windows. <!-- ok? -->
 
* Camino will now purge expired site icons from the site icon cache when quitting.
 
* Camino now integrates more fully with Mac OS X 10.5:
 
** The Camino application icon now contains a 512x512 pixel version.
 
  
 
==Bookmarks==
 
==Bookmarks==
  
 
==Downloading==
 
==Downloading==
* When Camino is set to open downloaded files, the application that opens the file will now come to the front. <!-- eh -->
 
* It is now possible to drag downloaded files from the Downloads window. <!-- and do stuff? -->
 
  
 
==Localization==
 
==Localization==
* The date formats in History now display properly according to the user’s locale.
 
  
 
==Preferences==
 
==Preferences==
* Camino now remembers the last-selected preference pane across restarts. <!--eh-->
 
* The Action menu in the “Show Cookies” sheet now contains items to add sites to the exceptions list.  <!-- it's really "add to whitelist" not just add -->
 
* Camino can now set the default browser or feed reader in cases where no applications had already been set as the default.  <!-- tense is iffy -->
 
  
 
==Privacy & Security==
 
==Privacy & Security==
* The Keychain will no longer prompt repeatedly for access if access has been granted recently. <!-- needs help -->
 
* Camino will no longer fill disabled password forms.
 
* Camino will upgrade old Keychain entries saved by versions of Camino prior to 1.5 the first time the entry is used instead of the first time the entry is changed.
 
* Camino now stores Internationalized Domain Names using Punycode when saving passwords in the Keychain.
 
* Camino no longer prevents a page from loading when the sheets for remembering or changing passwords are showing. <!-- this needs work, work, work -->
 
  
 
==Tabs==
 
==Tabs==
* The tab bar is now scrollable; when there are more tabs open than can be displayed in the tab bar, right and left scroll arrows appear.
 
* The tab overflow menu has been replaced by a menu displaying all open tabs in the current window, with separators delineating visible tabs and those off-screen on the left or right.
 
* The mouse scroll wheel now scroll the tab bar.
 
* Option-clicking on the tab scroll buttons scroll a window’s width of tabs.
 
* Camino now honors the hidden preference to load tabs created by “Links that would open new windows” in the background.
 
* When another tab is focused to display an alert, closing the alert will return focus to the original tab.
 
  
 
==User Interface==
 
==User Interface==
* The search fields in the toolbar and the Privacy preference pane are now proper NSSearchFields.
 
* It is no longer possible to tab into the toolbar search field when the field is collapsed.
 
* The toolbar progress spinner now has an inactive state. <!--erm-->
 
* The status bar will adopt the dark look of 10.5 when running Camino on that version of Mac OS X.
 
* “New Tab” and “Open File…” are now disabled when the View Source window is active.
 
  
 
==Web Page Interaction==
 
==Web Page Interaction==
* Improved ad-blocking.
 
* Pressing the spacebar when a <tt>&lt;select&gt;</tt> is focused will now pop up the <tt>&lt;select&gt;</tt>’s menu.
 
* The <tt>onbeforeunload</tt> event now fires when closing tabs or windows.
 
* When viewing the source of a frame, Camino now uses the cached data instead of requesting the frame again.
 
* When JavaScript code wants to focus a minimized window, Camino now properly restores the window from the Dock. <!-- ok? -->
 
* Upgraded the “Block flash animations” code to use Flashblock 1.5.4.1.
 

Latest revision as of 15:04, 4 April 2008

These are the “running” or incremental release notes for Camino 1.6 (✈), i.e., the interesting bug-fixes since the last major release (e.g., 1.5) or milestone (e.g., Camino 1.6 Alpha 1). The actual release notes for major releases, milestones, or security releases can be found on the corresponding Releases:Ver:Notes page, e.g., Releases:1.6b1:Notes.

(Note that not all checkins are considered interesting; in particular, fixes for regressions that only occur between milestones, code cleanup, or build changes are not included in release notes.)
There are several pages that track "major" changes on the FF2.0 branch. These could be very handy for when we want to create our release notes. What's new in Bon Echo Alpha 3 (for Firefox 2).

These running release notes (and the milestone release notes that are developed from them) form the "complete" changelog on the website (1.0, 1.5); the release notes for the final 1.6 release are a summary or short-form and can be found at Releases:1.6:Notes.

Release Notes for Camino 1.6b4 are at Releases:1.6b4:Notes (Release Notes for Camino 1.6b3 are at Releases:1.6b3:Notes, notes for Camino 1.6b2 are at Releases:1.6b2:Notes, notes for Camino 1.6b1 are at Releases:1.6b1:Notes, and notes for Camino 1.6a1 are at Releases:1.6a1:Notes).

These notes are for checkins after the release of Camino 1.6b4.

General

  • Safari now appears in the list of available feed readers on Mac OS X 10.4 and above.
  • Opening a history item from the recent pages at the top of the History menu in a new tab or window by holding down the Command key works again.
  • Camino now supports multi-touch gestures for back, forward, page up, and page down.
  • The Camino disk image no longer has scrollbars on Mac OS X 10.5 when the Finder’s path bar is enabled.

Bookmarks

Downloading

Localization

Preferences

Privacy & Security

Tabs

User Interface

Web Page Interaction