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How to open about:configure to reset the media.peerconnection to FALSE

FrankyJB
FrankyJB
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I need to access the (about:configure) page so I can disable the webRTC in order to prevent any IP leaks. I am getting very frustrated at not being able to open this so I can simply scroll down to disable - media.peerconnection by resetting to FALSE. I have searched support pages and have seen a screen shot of where I need to be but when I type about:config into the Mozilla search bar it does not open a page for me to modify the setting for this. How do I open - about:config in Mozilla please.

Regards Frank

I need to access the (about:configure) page so I can disable the webRTC in order to prevent any IP leaks. I am getting very frustrated at not being able to open this so I can simply scroll down to disable - media.peerconnection by resetting to FALSE. I have searched support pages and have seen a screen shot of where I need to be but when I type about:config into the Mozilla search bar it does not open a page for me to modify the setting for this. How do I open - about:config in Mozilla please. Regards Frank

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Chris Ilias
Chris Ilias
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There is no about:config in Firefox for iOS. That's mainly because Firefox for iOS has to use the same rendering engine as Safari (Apple policy).