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[Tuicemen]

Nice to see you finaly got HG to display to your liking. I never liked chrome or firefox myself. I just couldn't get use to them. One(don'tremember which)drove me nuts with pop up adds.

[Tuicemen]

The Module Cleanup utility is still buggy so you have to do that manually in the Config file to be sure. While they may appear to have been deleted in  the UI they are still present.

So which config file are you referring to(name & location)?
This could help others improve their personal setups as well.

[shtckt]

Chrome works well on synching settings, browser setups, etc., between my Android phone, all the laptops, and the main PC. So the pros far outweigh the cons in my opinion. But, then again, I am a glutton for punishment.
 
You may be right about the pop-ups but it has been too long ago to remember the early days of Chrome use. Have used Adaware, and now Adblock for years. I download a new config listing about every 6 months that contains weapons to stymie any new ways to circumvent the Adblock. Nips 99+% of the pop-ups. A number of websites have not liked my use to block their ads. They will block me until I whitelist them which turns off Adblock on their domain. I might allow a whitelisting while I surf their website but when I leave I remove them from the whitelist.

[petera]

The Module Cleanup utility is still buggy so you have to do that manually in the Config file to be sure. While they may appear to have been deleted in  the UI they are still present.

So which config file are you referring to(name & location)?
This could help others improve their personal setups as well.

Just do a Linux file find. You're looking for an XML file. DO NOT post here instructions on how to edit it. It's one sure way of thrashing a HG install done incorrectly. You'll have your user base cursing you if it all goes wrong.

[Tuicemen]

I've looked at a few XML and config files, so far no luck

[Tuicemen]

Ok I think I found the file your referring to it displays x10 modules I have configured and X10security  modules (nothing else)
I thought it would contain other modules as well   I'll do some tests with it.
 

[Tuicemen]

Playing with this file I find it saves all X10 RF devices not only security RF codes.
If you delete the file it gets recreated on next RF receive.
Deleting the file also removes the Security devices (codes) from the module device list so I suspect this is the correct file.