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Subject: Re: [opensuse] Re: Firefox: is this a possible security problem? From: L A Walsh Date: Wed, 22 Aug 2018 12:13:26 -0700 To: SuSE Linux , Hagen Buliwyf

To: SuSE Linux , Hagen Buliwyf

Hagen Buliwyf wrote:

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This here

https://github.com/ghacksuserjs/ghacks-user.js/releases

helped me a lot to learn about the "important" about:config-options.'

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Not much about "about-config" entries. I seems to tell you to go off and find other places for what things do.

Any source will be a bit dated after a while, but when I am talking about definitions of the about:config options, I'm thinking more about something like the table below.

Of note, there are no added spaces in the actual name, but it looks like they were added to allow a smaller column width.

(from http://kb.mozillazine.org/About:config_entries#Update._and_Update_notificati....)

Update. and Update_notifications.

Name Type Meaning of Values *update. interval* Integer Determines how often to check *extensions.update.interval* and *app.update.interval* in milliseconds. Default value is *3600000* (1 hour). *update. severity* Integer Used by the update system to determines when to display the icon for pending updates. *0* (default): Low severity update(s) available (extension/theme updates) *1*: Medium severity update(s) available (numerous extension/theme updates) *2*: High severity updates available (new version of Firefox/security patch) *update. showSlidingNotification* Boolean *True* (default): Display the sliding alert when updates are available *False*: Opposite of the above *update_notifications. enabled* Boolean *True* (default): Display a notification in the browser when updates are available *False*: Opposite of the above *update_notifications. provider. 0. datasource* String Determines where to get update notifications. Value is pulled from chrome://browser-region/locale/region.properties. *update_notifications. provider. 0. frequency* Integer Number of days between update checks. Default value is *7*.

Can whatever rule that disables a formatted table in HTML in an email be updated to allow simple posting of such to work? It's truely annoying that some lists have to stick with rules that usually do more harm than good. Maybe it will allow it as an image...*sigh*