Hi,
The about:config is not working on Firefox OS because we don’t allow viewing
XUL or chrome-priviledged page on Firefox OS. In order to know the value of
some preference, I consistently enter a cycle of adding some log manually,
compiling, and flashing to device. Modifying a preference is another
time-wasting process. I have to pull the user preference from
/data/b2g/mozilla/{random string}/prefs.js, append the preference value I want,
push the prefs.js back to device, and reboot. Rebooting during the
testing/debugging process means we need to go through the environment setup
again.Providing an equivalence of about:config on Firefox OS platform can save our precious time and it’ll be easier to ask people/partners provide their runtime settings while submitting a bug. Maybe we could do this by providing a shell script (like the get_about_memory.py) or by integrating with the device panel in App Manager [1]. Any thought? [1] https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/Firefox_OS/Using_the_App_Manager#Device_panel Best Regards, Shih-Chiang Chien Mozilla Taiwan
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