Hi To me it does make sense that SystemSettings-settings are saved automatically...SystemSetting stores persistent options (in the document itself). Even when you add chkAutoSave: false (which is as functional as the cookie option) it also needs to be stored persistent. That you can add and store these settings in a tiddler (and see them change) makes the function accessible. So the SystemSettings tiddler is an exception and does autosave even when the autosave-option for the document itself is set to false. Perhaps it's the name? PersistentStoredSytemSettings better?...or shouldn't settings be stored in a tiddler? Some more info: http://tiddlywiki.com/#PersistentOptions Question remains: why do you want to disable SystemSettings autosaving behavior?...if it's just because of autosave I suggest you use the cookie options only.
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