David E. Ross wrote on 05/05/2015 03:05 PM:
On 5/5/2015 12:31 PM, sean wrote:
I have recently begun a job which will require me to allow Seamonkey to
allow re-directs within my business pages. I have yet to find a place in
preferences which will allow me to set permissions for re-directs.
anyone have any pointers? or do i need to use a different browser for my
work?
sean
I believe this is controlled by the preference variable
accessibility.blockautorefresh. Unfortunately, I do not think there is
a user interface for setting this.
To verify my conjecture and (if it is correct) to fix your problem,
enter about:config in the URI area (address area) of the browser. Then
enter the name of the preference variable --
accessibility.blockautorefresh -- in the Seach area. If the value is
true, that is the cause of your problem. Right-click on that line and
select Reset in the pull-down context menu to make the value false.
thanks David,
It seems my turning off "warn me when pages reload or redirect" in
Edit/Preferences/Appearance/Content changed the about:config entry for
accessibility.blockautorefresh in about:config
so two ways to do the same thing essentially... for now i consider this
solved...
now any reason to not set
services.sync.prefs.sync.accessibility.blockautorefresh;
to false as well? since synch is broken anyway? or should i just leave
well enough alone?
sean
--
if its working don't break it...
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