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Camino 2.1 setzt mindestens Mac OS X 10.4 voraus, ist 60 MByte groß und kostenlos. Das letzte größere Camino-Update liegt bereits gut zwei Jahre zurück, und die Zukunft des Browsers über die aktuelle Version hinaus ist unsicher .

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Die kommende Camino-Version 2.1, von der es bald eine erste Beta-Version geben soll, nutzt noch Gecko in Version 1.9.2 aus Firefox 3.6. Für die fernere Zukunft bleiben damit laut Morgan nur zwei Optionen: Entweder eine eigene Weiterentwicklung der Gecko-Engine oder der Umstieg auf eine andere Engine wie beispielsweise WebKit – für beide Varianten fehlen dem Open-Source-Projekt allerdings freiwillige Entwickler. Hilfsbereite Interessenten können einer Diskussionsgruppe zur weiteren Camino-Entwicklung beitreten.
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The Camino Project is committed to finishing Camino 2.1, which will bring Camino users the same version of Gecko used in Firefox 3.6. The first beta version of this release will be ready soon, with the stable release following in May. We will also continue to release security and stability updates for Camino as we have always done, for as long as Gecko 1.9.2 is supported. This means that as long as web sites support Firefox 3.6, Camino will keep working, too.

Beyond that, the future is unclear. As a purely community-based open source project, no one is employed to work on Camino; all Camino developers are volunteers, working on Camino in their spare time, as a labor of love. While maintaining embedding in a fork of Gecko is theoretically possible, we don’t have the manpower for a sustained effort of that kind. A more realistic option would be to port Camino to WebKit, but while this would be much easier to maintain in the future, it would require a large amount of initial work. While we would like to take that approach, we don’t have the manpower to do it on our own—we encourage anyone who might be interested in adapting the Camino code to a new rendering engine join our development discussion list .