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How to redefine _isAutoCompleteDisabled() to always return false?

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I would like to redefine _isAutoCompleteDisabled() to always return false. I find the definition inside omni.jar in the file nsLoginManager.js. If I rename omni.jar to omni.zip, I can see the contents, but if I try to drag an updated nsLoginManager.js to the archive, Windows 7 complains the archive is corrupt. I tried putting an extra copy of nsLoginManager.js into the components directory, but it did not override the other definition.

How can I redefine _isAutoCompleteDisabled() to always return false?

I would like to redefine _isAutoCompleteDisabled() to always return false. I find the definition inside omni.jar in the file nsLoginManager.js. If I rename omni.jar to omni.zip, I can see the contents, but if I try to drag an updated nsLoginManager.js to the archive, Windows 7 complains the archive is corrupt. I tried putting an extra copy of nsLoginManager.js into the components directory, but it did not override the other definition. How can I redefine _isAutoCompleteDisabled() to always return false?

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You can look at /questions/799489