Things I do to customize
Mozilla,
Firefox 2.0
(or 1.5),
or Thunderbird.
These use about:config where available,
and preferential otherwise (i.e. Thunderbird) Thunderbird
now gives access to about:config through the advanced preferences pane.
browser.urlbar.clickSelectsAll = false
Makes the url bar act as it did in 2.0, much less anoying!keyword:url
to regular google search
so that it works like Mozilla. value=
http://www.google.com/search?ie=UTF-8&q=
accessibility.tabfocus
to 3
all form elements, or 7
links and all form elements.
(7
is default on Windows.)
dom.diable_window_move_resize = true
dom.diable_window_open_feature.close = true
dom.diable_window_open_feature.directories = true
dom.diable_window_open_feature.location = true
dom.diable_window_open_feature.menubar = true
dom.diable_window_open_feature.minimizable = true
dom.diable_window_open_feature.personalbar = true
dom.diable_window_open_feature.resizable = true
dom.diable_window_open_feature.scrollbars = true
dom.diable_window_open_feature.status = true
(true is default)dom.diable_window_open_feature.titlebar = true
dom.diable_window_open_feature.toolbar = true
mailnew.mark_message_read.delay
to true
(Not needed, see next.)
mailnews.mark_message_read.delay
to something like
10
(There is actually an UI element to do this.)Approved:
by setting
user_pref("mail.compose.other.header", "Comma, Seperated, List,
Of, Headers");
. They will appear in the To:, CC:
drop down list.dom.disable_*
to true
.
except dom.disable_image_src_set
?,
dom.disable_window_flip
(set to true),
dom.disable_window_open_feature.directories
user_pref("advanced.system.supportDDEExec", false);
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