I think what they to with the settings is actually correct. I'd say most of the users don't even think about changing the stuff you just said. Therefore it's co

I think what they to with the settings is actually correct. I'd say most of the users don't even think about changing the stuff you just said. Therefore it's correct to, in order to make the settings easier, remove not widely used settings. And, as you say, it's still easy to change the settings in about:config - which is exactly targeted at people needing to change more things.