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Revision as of 23:36, 15 February 2005
What is about:config
about:config is a special page that lists all Mozilla preferences (read from "prefs.js" and "user.js"), many of which are not present in Options/Preferences dialog. Preferences can be changed here.
Warning: Changing these values can, in rare circumstances, break Mozilla, Firefox, or Thunderbird or cause strange behavior. Only edit these preferences if you know what you are doing.
Opening about:config
In Firefox and Mozilla, you can type "about:config" in the Location Bar. In Thunderbird, you could set your Mail Start page in the Options to "chrome://global/content/config.xul" (you can press a button when Bug 262626 is fixed).
References
- A brief guide to Mozilla preferences
- MozillaZine Tutorial for about:config — Step by step guide with screenshots.
- Preferential extension — An about:config-like extension that has some extra features (documentation for some of the preferences, for example).
- List of preferences and what they do.
- About:config Entries — MozillaZine KB's list of preferences and what they do.
- About Protocol Links — other about: strings.
