Core 2 Duo/G5 optimized builds for the official 1.6 release available here:

http://forums.mozillazine.org/viewtopic.php?p=3343055#3343055

(compiled on 10.5.2, for 10.4+ only)

It would be a good to have the download link to the multilingual version instead of just the english version.

Printing a web page or saving to pdf often doesn't work properly: the first page is mostly empty, and the content is truncated (my test page contains a table with about 100 rows).
Actually, this very page also gets truncated when printed.
(Camino 1.5.5, Mac OS 10.4.11)

Using Camino (1.5.5) as primary browser, because I got tired of Safari's enormous RAM usage (v 3.0.4).
However, there's one thing quite annoying with Camino, that working great with Safari: the find in page function: while Safari 3 searches as you type, highlights the occurences and counts them, I find Camino very unreliable on this: even with 'wrap around' checked, it sometimes can't find a word that's on the page by searching forward (dialog box or G). (It works by searching backwards, though.)

Actually, to get close to full screen, there's Mega Zoomer you can run, but you can't hide the status bar. :)
Also, in case you wanted to watch galleries with Camino, note that it doesn't currently support embedded color profiles (compare Camino vs. Safari here and on this photo from a gallery).

It would be nice if it had a real full screen mode, eg: to play a flickr slideshow.
Apparently this feature has been dropped of the changes for 1.5.
To be fair, I can't get a full screen mode in Safari 2 or Firefox 2.
I'm glad Opera works on Mac OS, in full screen! :)

I've tried to go back to Safari recently after using Camino for a while & it just doesn't play as nice. Kinda sad that Apple doesn't make the best web-browser for the Mac. :S

1.5.4 now out...

I used to be a major Firefox supporter until I encountered Camino. No more crashes. No more fiddling with extensions to get it to work. No more bloat. Much faster. Need I say more? Camino is establishing itself as THE golden standard for Mac browsing. Highly recommended.

@ stellularx:

You could try Flying Meat's FlyGesture: http://www.flyingmeat.com/flygesture/

It's not as good as having mouse gestures built-in (like Opera) but hopefully it'll be good enough for you.