Note, even worse than that, calling nsIPrefBranch.setComplexValue() with a value equal to the system default has a different result depending on if there is a user preference or not. If there is a user pref, it clears it. If there isn't a user pref, then it adds one. Eeek. I'm afraid we need to drop this patch until we think of a nicer way to fix it :/
Note, even worse than that, calling nsIPrefBranch. setComplexValue () with a value equal to the system default has a different result depending on if there is a user preference or not. If there is a user pref, it clears it. If there isn't a user pref, then it adds one. Eeek. I'm afraid we need to drop this patch until we think of a nicer way to fix it :/