about:config is missing the column headers
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(Toolkit :: Preferences, defect)
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(Reporter: allo, Unassigned)
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Since the redesign of the about:config page the column headers that could be used to sort e.g. by "changed" are missing. They are quite important to see what settings are actually changed.
And there should be a "show always the full list" checkbox, it is quite annoying that you need to click "show all settings" every time you open about:config.
The context menu with "copy setting", "copy name", "copy value" is missing as well. This is quite annoying when you want to search for some longer setting name and need to type it instead of copying it.
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Comment 2•6 years ago
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(In reply to alex from comment #0)
Since the redesign of the about:config page the column headers that could be used to sort e.g. by "changed" are missing. They are quite important to see what settings are actually changed.
This is bug 1502867.
And there should be a "show always the full list" checkbox, it is quite annoying that you need to click "show all settings" every time you open about:config.
This is bug 1524073
(In reply to alex from comment #1)
The context menu with "copy setting", "copy name", "copy value" is missing as well. This is quite annoying when you want to search for some longer setting name and need to type it instead of copying it.
You can just select text and then use the copy shortcut, the copy toolbar button, the copy entry in the hamburger menu, the copy entry in the menubar, or the copy entry in the regular context menu.
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