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Give the settings page a "blog" (like the extensions page) describing each setting that has been changed manually in a way users can understand it so that they
by 6510 4y ago
Give the settings page a "blog" (like the extensions page) describing each setting that has been changed manually in a way users can understand it so that they might learn the drawbacks and can restore it.
- gruez 4y ago1. it doesn't change any of your settings. If you want to revert it, all you have to do is set the about:config value back to 0 2. The linked blog posts already lists the things it does (although it's non-exhaustive)
- 6510 4y agoPeople follow instructions from a web page that tell them how to change the about:config values. Then they forget what they've changed. I just noticed there is a "Show only modified preferences" which is wonderful. It shows me uhh.. a few hundred things I haven't changed myself. I really can't remember what I've changed. (5 minutes later) I remembered, last time I've looked the about:config right click context menu was replaced with the rather useless default webpage menu. Kinda funny as I was looking to disable dom.event.contextmenu.enabled Putting "enabled" and "disabled" behind the preferences feels kinda silly. It would make more sense if the gui replaced true/false with disabled/enabled.