[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > That's what I figured. But since I see repeated advice to put something > in one, why isn't it already in there? Kind of like needing > mozfold.cmd, but having to copy it over every time you install a nightly > - assuming you follow the common advice to remove everything before > installing a nightly. I see no logic in an argument not to have it in > the nightlies if you're supposed to delete everything.
So you'd have a refresh install replace your user preferences with an empty file? Doesn't make much sense to me. The whole point of user.js is that it is a USER SUPPLIED preferences file. (I'm not the slightest bit suprised this confuses some people however. Setting preferences in multiple places is just asking for confusion in my opinion.) Graham. -- *-* Please remove spam free prefix before replying *-*
