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20031014 Tuesday October 14, 2003

Camino now supports Twisty Comments! I've been using Safari as my primary web browser since I bought my new PowerBook. This evening I decided to try a nightly build of Camino and see how things are coming along. I was delighted to find out that my twisty comments now work in Camino (not so in Safari).

Camino's nightly build does have some issues though - both are things that used to work just fine on this site. One is that the search input field has a purple background (matching it's containing <div>). The second quirk is that the textarea box in Roller's Weblog -> Edit page is shifted to the right - seems something is amiss with floats (it's to the right of my "Validate as XML" checkbox). Even with these little quirks, it's still a great browser. Posted in The Web at Oct 14 2003, 08:03:37 PM MDT Add a Comment

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