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Authored by: simbalala on Jan 31, '07 03:13:35PM

It seems that the existence of a line in the user.js file tells Camino that this line should not be overwritten in the prefs.js file on start-up. That's why the three lines need to be added to both files.

[ and watch out for mystery semicolons in this forum ;-) ]



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If only it worked
Authored by: hamarkus on Jan 31, '07 03:36:28PM

That is all nice and well, except that it does not work for me.
Added the three lines to both user.js and prefs.js. On every relaunch, Camino keeps overwriting prefs.js. Naturally javascript remains enabled for Google images search. (I did remove that extra semicolon and I did create that user.js).

Maybe not everything that works for Firefox also works for Camino.



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I dunno
Authored by: simbalala on Jan 31, '07 03:50:20PM

It works for me in both Camino and Firefox. The lines in the prefs.js file are moved around (sorted) when Camino or Firefox saves the file so if you add them to the bottom they won't stay there. They'll be sorted upwards.

According to the notes in the prefs.js file in the Firefox folder the file is saved on quit.



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Here's a thought
Authored by: simbalala on Jan 31, '07 03:56:34PM

Look for the lines in the prefs.js file (they'll be near the top after Camino saves the file) and make sure you didn't get that bogus semicolon saved in one of your previous tries.



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Works, with one more twist
Authored by: hamarkus on Jan 31, '07 04:12:30PM

Found the lines in the prefs.js. What did it, was to add images.google.[my country's domain] to it as well.
When using the image search, Google switches from the localised language of google.[my country's domain] back to English which somehow led me to believe that they had not yet localised the URL for the image search but in fact they did.



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