Updated 1.1 Overview (markdown)

Thorin-Oakenpants 2017-03-26 16:36:02 +13:00
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@ -28,7 +28,7 @@ Here is how it basically works:
* If you reset a value to `default`, it is removed from `prefs.js` * If you reset a value to `default`, it is removed from `prefs.js`
* If you reset a `hidden preference` to default, the value will be blank, and assuming it is not applied again from a `user.js`, it will then vanish on the next restart * If you reset a `hidden preference` to default, the value will be blank, and assuming it is not applied again from a `user.js`, it will then vanish on the next restart
tl;dr: firefox starts :arrow_right: user.js active preferences :arrow_right: prefs.js :arrow_right: `about:config` .. with caveats tl;dr: firefox starts :arrow_right: user.js active preferences :arrow_right: prefs.js :left_right_arrow: `about:config` .. with caveats
That's a bit to digest, so here is a pretty picture showing a preference with the same value as status `user set` and `default`. In `about:config's` search box, you can use wildcards (e.g `network*policy`) to save time typing, and it is case insensitive. That's a bit to digest, so here is a pretty picture showing a preference with the same value as status `user set` and `default`. In `about:config's` search box, you can use wildcards (e.g `network*policy`) to save time typing, and it is case insensitive.