>you’re not the ones on the receiving end when somebody breaks their browser because they didn’t know what they were doing! about:config already has a warning

>you’re not the ones on the receiving end when somebody breaks their browser because they didn’t know what they were doing! about:config already has a warning when you first open it that you'll screw up your settings if you don't know what you're doing. So if someone borks their install as a result, it isn't Mozilla engineer's job to apologize or hand hold them through it. Every software until the 2010s (Windows itself, with its registry) has had this implicit disclaimer that you forfeit all official support if you dick around with the internals in an non standard way. So why is it now at the other extreme of 'fuck all power users, we will only target those who can't walk and chew gum simultaneously' ?