Thanks for the URLs. The addon is more what I was looking for anyway.
(Wonder why MozillaZine didn't suggest it.)
In 2004 I did extensive surgery on the XUL files etc. of the then
version of Firefox to make it suitable for a kiosk (running on Linux).
It was somewhat tedious, but straightforward (n
In this case start Firefox with the "--purgecaches" parameter once (see
also
http://inpursuitoflaziness.blogspot.de/2014/01/editing-files-from-omnija-in-firefox-20.html).
I've just verified this works for me (Linux, FF45.2.0esr) when setting
the variable to a lower number.
The best way to kee
In my Linux installation of Firefox ESR 45.2.0, I tried to modify the
parameter "MAX_HISTORY_MENU_ITEMS" in the omni.ja file's sub-file
"chrome/browser/content/browser/browser.js" and then repack it using
"zip -qr9XD" as instructed on the Web page indicated:
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs
Am 23.07.2016 21:14, schrieb Paul Kosinski:
Is there a way to increase the number of entries shown when you hold
down (or right-click) the Back or Forward button?
Looking at the source code there's currently no way to configure this.
Depending on how desperate you are you may unzip the file
b
Is there a way to increase the number of entries shown when you hold
down (or right-click) the Back or Forward button? It's really annoying
to have to click over and over to go back as far as allowed -- 50 in my
case -- by browser.sessionhistory.max_entries.
There was a MozillaZine posting back in
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