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What happened to the OK button in Tools Options menu?

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terrelljphillips
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When going to Tool Bar menu Tools>Options>General, where is the OK button? My Tools>Options>General only shows a "?" Question mark icon at the bottom of the dialogue window. I as well as other users miss the "OK" button. What is going on Mozilla Support? Don't want to switch to Chrome, but I need an answer as I have no way of knowing that the preferences I select in Privacy section are implemented. Without the "OK" button, I have no assurance that the changes have been made. Mozilla Firefox was better when the "OK" button was in place.

When going to Tool Bar menu Tools>Options>General, where is the OK button? My Tools>Options>General only shows a "?" Question mark icon at the bottom of the dialogue window. I as well as other users miss the "OK" button. What is going on Mozilla Support? Don't want to switch to Chrome, but I need an answer as I have no way of knowing that the preferences I select in Privacy section are implemented. Without the "OK" button, I have no assurance that the changes have been made. Mozilla Firefox was better when the "OK" button was in place.

Asịsa ahọpụtara

hello, any changes you make in the options panel now, are applied immediately.

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philipp
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Asịsa Ahọpụtara

hello, any changes you make in the options panel now, are applied immediately.

cor-el
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See also:

  • bug 1055403 - No effect of setting preference instantApply="false"

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You can toggle browser.preferences.inContent to false on the about:config page: page via a double-click to restore the standalone Options/Preferences window that you had in previous Firefox versions.

You can open the about:config page via the location/address bar. You can accept the warning and click "I'll be careful" to continue.