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Camino has officially reached version 1.5. The new release brings some great new features like RSS detection, session saving, and better tabs.

Session saving allows you to have the browser remember what pages you had open when you closed it, and have those pages open automatically next time you start Camino.

Camino has also finally added RSS Detection. Although it does not handle feeds in the same way as Firefox or IE, it does prompt you with a list of the feed reader apps on your system and lets you add the feed to that reader.

They have really packed lots of new features and fixes into this release.

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