The big issue with me is built-in spell check. My typing is terrible, and I love an integrated spell-checker. AFAIK, Safari is the only browser that utilizes OS X's spell checker while filling forms such as this very comment window. Safari will underline the misspelled words in red a la' MS Word/Pages (or any app taking advantage of OS X spell check.
It's a small convenience, but necessary for some. I love Camino otherwise, but tend to use Safari for that feature alone.
If perhaps anyone knows of a workaround for this, let me know. Using spell-check (as you type) in Camino or Firefox. Even Opera.
Precisely. Your argument of 'security through obscurity' was proven false when MS released the Vista Beta. At only 10,000 users at release, within 8 days of release there were 5 viruses written specifically for it. Clearly, installed user base makes no difference to hackers.
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The big issue with me is built-in spell check. My typing is terrible, and I love an integrated spell-checker. AFAIK, Safari is the only browser that utilizes OS X's spell checker while filling forms such as this very comment window. Safari will underline the misspelled words in red a la' MS Word/Pages (or any app taking advantage of OS X spell check. It's a small convenience, but necessary for some. I love Camino otherwise, but tend to use Safari for that feature alone. If perhaps anyone knows of a workaround for this, let me know. Using spell-check (as you type) in Camino or Firefox. Even Opera.
Precisely. Your argument of 'security through obscurity' was proven false when MS released the Vista Beta. At only 10,000 users at release, within 8 days of release there were 5 viruses written specifically for it. Clearly, installed user base makes no difference to hackers.