On 3/13/2019 6:04 PM, [email protected] wrote: > in OS win 7, 64bit...... > will "user_pref("config.trim_on_minimize", true);" achieve the desired > effect of reducing memory usage if added to Seamonkey's prefs.js. > > how should the preference be added? should it be in user.js or prefs.js? > > Other than protocol, does it really make any difference which file it > would be added to? > > Since there is no user.js at this time for seamonkey on my system, which > sub-directory should the user.js file go in? >
I always use user.js to set preference variables to non-default values. That is because I can annotate each setting with a comment (// on the beginning of the line) to remind me why I have a non-default value. Sometimes, I do test changes by requesting about:config. When I am through with such testing, however, I revert back to the default setting. Note that changes to user.js become effective only when all instances of SeaMonkey are terminated and SeaMonkey is then relaunched. Also, changes to preference variables remain in effect even when you delete the setting from user.js. To undo a change, you should resort to about:config, select the preference variable, and then select Reset. -- David E. Ross Pharmaceutical companies claim their drug prices are so high because they have to recover the costs of developing those drugs. Two questions: 1. Why is the U.S. paying the entire cost of development while prices for the same drugs in other nations are much lower? 2. Manufacturers of generic drugs did not have those development costs. Why are they charging so much for generics? _______________________________________________ support-seamonkey mailing list [email protected] https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
