Most of these options are intended for system administrators to lock down and customize IE deployments on a network. These settings can either by tweaked from the Windows registry or through the Group Policy Editor. Internet Explorer has settings that can’t be changed from its user interface, but they aren’t as easy to access. If you find a tweak you’d like to make, changing it is easy. You can look through the about:config page with the search field, but you’re better off finding lists of interesting about:config tweaks online. It’s set to a minimum of 7 by default, but you can change that by modifying the setting. This preview list only appears when you have enough tabs open. Your CRX package will be generated in the parent directory of the one you had selected. Select the directory of your extension Click OK. Click on the Pack Extension button, located on the top of the page. Make sure you have Developer Mode (located on the top right) checked. With this setting enabled, you’ll see a thumbnail list of open tabs when you use the Ctrl+Tab hotkey to switch tabs. Go to the browser address bar and type opera:extensions. However, you’ll also find interesting hidden settings buried in here. Unbolded settings are the default settings, while bolded settings have been changed. Firefox’s about:config page actually stores every Firefox setting, including settings that can be configured in the graphical interface and settings for your installed extensions.
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