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Camino Acid3 test

Oh, boy! Camino did NOT do well on Acid3!
Here is the version installed on my Mac:
Camino Acid3

53/100 is the worst score yet in my testing.

OK, enough of the Acid3 testing. What is the point? Many web site designers are adopting JavaScript, CSS and other so-called Web 2.0 standards in development of websites. The Acid3 test shows how well a browser performs with these standards. Wikipedia has an excellent article explaining this test as well as test results using various web browsers.
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