Daniel wrote:
Paul B. Gallagher wrote:
Jens Hatlak wrote:
Paul B. Gallagher wrote:
Hartmut Figge wrote:
I do not have a xul.mfasl in my default profile, because
nglayout.debug.disable_xul_cache is set to true there. You may check
your setting for this pref.
No such pref in my about:config (Win7 Pro SP1 64-bit system), nothing
even close.
That's because it's a hidden pref, i.e. it's only visible if you
manually add it.
Fine, I added it, set it to true. So?
About:config still has one-and-a-half-line spacing.
Data Manager still has one-and-a-half-line spacing.
I don't see what I've gained here. Does it require a restart?
Jens, above, Hartmut tells Paul to set a pref to true, Paul says there
is no such pref and the you say it's a hidden pref.
Paul then adds the pref and sets it to true.
Not wanting to get picky-picky (because of the work you do for us SM
users) but reading between the lines here, does this imply that hidden
prefs don't (necessarily) do anything, or did you just mis-type
"hidden" rather than "absent"??
He didn't mistype, he used hidden preference because that's what it's
called (a preference that is not visible by default). An absent
preference would be one that didn't exist, either hidden or otherwise.
Don't try to read between the lines..... A preference must be
implemented to do something. As SeaMonkey inherits code from Firefox
there are some preferences that are defined (and may be used in
Firefox) that are not implemented or used in SeaMonkey. Any
preference (both hidden and visible) may not necessarily do anything
if it has not been implemented or if it doesn't apply to the users
system. So in that respect there is no difference between hidden and
visible other than one is listed in about:config and the other is not
until it is added to the list manually.
Jim
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