> This article has been pushed too early, and still fails to follow the branding rules. XUL is a awesome cross-platform application and extension development platform and the Mozilla Firebird browser should deliver that platform for Windows, Linux, *and* Mac OS X. MozillaZine's forums aren't accessible right now but when they return, do a quick search through the Firebird/Phoenix forums and you'll find there's a lot of interest in a XUL-capable browser for Mac OS X.Ĭamino is a kickass web browser and has the full support of.

The Mozilla Firebird browser on Mac will also give Mac Mozilla users access to all those great XUL extensions and XUL applications XUL extensions and standalone XUL applications are highly desired and not just on Windows and Linux. The first, and I think most important, is that along with the Mozilla Thunderbird mail client, it will provide Mac Mozilla SeaMonkey users (and there are quite a few of them) with an upgrade path that maintains much if not all of their current functionality. The Mozilla Firebird browser on Mac will serve several purposes. As long as users want it and developers hack on it, Camino will continue to deliver. Camino delivers the world-beating standards support and awesome correctness and speed of the Gecko rendering engine with a powerful and fast native interface.

It's getting better and better Lots of people love Camino (myself included) and a standalone XUL browser on Mac isn't going to change that.

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