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Post #201,033

by ubernostrum

3/29/05 7:14:13 AM

If Firefox, just type about:config in Mozilla and about:config in Firefox, and compare.

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Post #201,036

by imric

3/29/05 7:32:14 AM

3/29/05 7:33:41 AM

You.

*sigh*

This whole thing is about configuration in Gnome. Not the apps included with Gnome. Not paying attention?

You replied with:

"Firefox stripped out a lot of options (there's nowhere near as many as in the full suite)"

I asked what configuration options they stripped out. Not what features like a mail client, or html editing, or chat. That an application is available not as an integrated suite, but now as separately downloadable components and apps, is nowhere near the point.

So tell me - what configuration options (you can ignore about:config, since I didn't know it was there in Mozilla; this should make it easier for you) did Firefox strip out?

When you answer that I have some more questions.

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Edited by imric March 29, 2005, 07:33:41 AM EST

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Post #201,514

by ubernostrum

4/1/05 1:31:38 AM

I know some of the cookie settings went away.

Because in the full suite and in other Gecko-based browsers like Galeon you can do some nifty cookie stuff that you can't in Firefox. Ditto a lot of the tabbed browsing preferences (hence TBE). And, while I don't have an exhaustive list handy, I suspect a lot of other things went as well.

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