On 10/3/24 02:11, Stuart Henderson wrote: > On 2024/10/02 18:52, Christian Schulte wrote: > >> example user.js would be very helpful. Normally, you would not want to >> tweak any options in the config editor without reading about what to >> change, why to change it and what consequences a change has. This is >> very time consuming and you'd read about various opinions about various >> options and would get confused quite fast. > > I feel people are likely to get even more confused if OS start changing > these settings from defaults.
You are right. It is already confusing enough when researching those settings. You will find bug reports and lots of discussions where application versions are mentioned, when a setting has been introduced, default behaviour changed or whatever. Nowhere will you find information about if OpenBSD is affected or what is different on OpenBSD. Better not make any OpenBSD specific changes in addition. Just some information in the package readme would be just fine to at least get users started. Just search for "thunderbird user.js". -- Christian
