Resetting your useragent string to its compiled-in default: Difference between revisions
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To reset your useragent string to its compiled-in default: | To reset your useragent string to its compiled-in default: | ||
# Type [[about:config]] in the Location Bar, then hit Enter. | # Type [[about:config]] in the Location Bar, then hit Enter. ''(For Thunderbird, click "[[Menu differences in Windows, Linux and Mac|Tools -> Options]] -> Advanced -> General -> Config Editor" instead.)'' | ||
# Enter '''general.useragent''' in the Filter box. | # Enter '''general.useragent''' in the Filter box. | ||
# If any of the preferences still displayed are '''user set''', right-click it, then "Reset". | # If any of the preferences still displayed are '''user set''', right-click it, then "Reset". | ||
Warning: If you have a [[user.js]] file, any preferences set by it will be set again the next time you restart the concerned application. | Warning: If you have a [[user.js]] file, any preferences set by it will be set again the next time you restart the concerned application. |
Revision as of 06:58, 23 October 2007
To reset your useragent string to its compiled-in default:
- Type about:config in the Location Bar, then hit Enter. (For Thunderbird, click "Tools -> Options -> Advanced -> General -> Config Editor" instead.)
- Enter general.useragent in the Filter box.
- If any of the preferences still displayed are user set, right-click it, then "Reset".
Warning: If you have a user.js file, any preferences set by it will be set again the next time you restart the concerned application.