Derek J Decker wrote:
>
> In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> - Felix Miata
> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> :>Why is there still no pref to turn off CSS?
Try:
pref("css.allow", false);
> Supposedly, user-side stylesheets can correct this kinda stuff, and they're
> supported by Mozilla - but who has the time/expertise to hack out a
> user-side stylesheet?
CSS syntax is really quite simple:
[comma-separated list of HTML tags]{[semicolon-separated list of
applicable style 'property:value' pairs between braces]}
For example, a one-line user.css along the lines of:
body,h1,h2,h3,h4,div,p,span { background-color: white; color: black;
font: 12pt Courier }
should (no time to test right now) render all pages in very plain
typewriter style.
> There should also be a pref that makes the url entry field solely a url
> entry field. I don't want magical and inexplicable keyword expansion.
pref("browser.urlbar.autocomplete.enabled", false);
> I don't want to be whisked off to some search site based on some criteria
> that I can't predict. If I want to use Google, I'll go there myself.
Various search prefs to play with:
pref("network.search.url","http://cgi.netscape.com/cgi-bin/url_search.cgi?search=";);
// various default search settings
pref("browser.search.defaulturl",
chrome://navigator-region/locale/region.properties");
pref("browser.search.opensidebarsearchpanel", true);
pref("browser.search.last_search_category",
NC:SearchCategory?category=urn:search:category:1");
pref("browser.search.mode", 0);
pref("browser.search.powermode", 0);
No idea what mode or powermode are and do.
h~
