Themes: Site Skins
Note: Camino can also use styles created for the Firefox extension Stylish, for which there is a large repository of user styles. To do so, simply copy the desired code and paste it into your ~/Library/Application Support/Camino/chrome/UserContent.css file. If you do not have a UserContent.css yet, you can create one by opening TextEdit, choosing "Make Plain Text" from the Format menu, pasting the code, and saving the file as userContent.css.
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Pimp My Camino is dedicated to bringing you all the extensions, applications, themes and optimized builds for Camino, the native Mac OS X browser from Mozilla. For more discussion, please visit the Camino forum.
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Community Links
Bugzilla
The place to file Camino bugs and feature requests
Camino
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Camino Forum
The official Camino forum @ Mozillazine
Camino Planet
Blogs from the Camino community
Camino Themes and Stuff
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A Flickr group for Camino
hicksdesign
Print and new-fangled media from the Hicks'
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Camino's Summer of Code site