Duane Clark <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have seen this behavior also, where Netscape ignores that particular
> preference setting. Although I have not tried it in this case, I have
> sometimes found that odd Netscape behaviors can be fixed by deleting the
> ~/.netscape directory (save your bookmarks) and then restarting and
> resetting everything from scratch. Might be worth a try if you haven't
> already.
You might want to just look at the file ~/.netscape/preferences.js.
I was having a problem with turning off toolbars (e.g.
View-Navigation Toolbar) and then not being able to turn
them back on again.
It turned out that changing the logical variables with
"toolbar" in the name from 'false' to 'true' fixed the
problem. For example:
user_pref("custtoolbar.Browser.Navigation_Toolbar.open", true);
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