Conkeror RC
Your rc is your own script or scripts loaded at startup that you can use to configure Conkeror. The abbreviation rc is derived from the tradition of naming startup scripts with the suffix rc in unix-like platforms. Your conkeror-rc is written in ordinary javascript. You can use it to define key bindings, define new commands, set preferences, set user-variables, configure extensions, and much more.
The location of the rc is set by the preference conkeror.rcfile. It has no default value, so with a clean profile, Conkeror will not attempt to load any rc. You can set conkeror.rcfile to the path to a file or a directory. If you set it to a directory, all files in that directory with the extension .js will be loaded during startup.
You set your rc by doing:
M-: user_pref ('conkeror.rcfile', '/home/foo/conkeror-rc'); RETor use the "Set RC File" form located at the help page:
M-x help-page RET
Note: due to a current limitation in Conkeror's script loading code, you cannot use ~ notation for home directory when your rc is a file. Use a full path until further notification.