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Originally posted by SpunkyLoveMuff
The option should disable the list and shortcuts, but should probably be worded better so that the user understands clearly
Then, imho the function of that option should be considered again, because even if you disable that option, it still keeps a history and that means there is still a bit memory usage, isn't there? So, what would be purpose of disabling that option?
Look, if you untick the quick texts option "Show quick icons in Plus! menu of conversation windows", it removes the menu item completely.
If you untick the option of Quick Icons about typing "(" to view the panel, it doesn't remove ad even disable the menu item "Display Quick Icons panel...".
Why do these options behave differently from each other? That is what I cannot understand.
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