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move the "update" section under "startup" and add bug references
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** This would only make a difference if new window time was a significant component of startup time. And anyway, it's the OSes job to indicate whether or not an application-start action was successful. (E.g. on Mac, the Dock icon bounces.) | ** This would only make a difference if new window time was a significant component of startup time. And anyway, it's the OSes job to indicate whether or not an application-start action was successful. (E.g. on Mac, the Dock icon bounces.) | ||
* Newly opened and currently selected tabs should have higher priority than other loading in background (from previous session). Additionally most-visited websites and nearby tabs could also have some priority boost (I'm talking about >10 or >20 open tabs scenario). | * Newly opened and currently selected tabs should have higher priority than other loading in background (from previous session). Additionally most-visited websites and nearby tabs could also have some priority boost (I'm talking about >10 or >20 open tabs scenario). | ||
=== Update === | |||
*Install updates with a background process so updating doesn't delay the next startup ({{bug|307181}}) | |||
*Install add-on updates automatically too ({{bug|321789}}) | |||
== Loading web pages == | == Loading web pages == | ||
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* Move awesome bar loading to occur before most other async tasks that happen, Almost always when I open a new firefox the urlbar is frozen (I type some chars and nothing is shown). This gives a very slugish impression. (santagada) | * Move awesome bar loading to occur before most other async tasks that happen, Almost always when I open a new firefox the urlbar is frozen (I type some chars and nothing is shown). This gives a very slugish impression. (santagada) | ||
* Awesomebar should carry on looking for suggestions when the Firefox window loses focus. (Sometimes I get bored waiting for it to find a suggestion I know is there from more than a week or two ago and switch to another window and then I have to rerun the search.) | * Awesomebar should carry on looking for suggestions when the Firefox window loses focus. (Sometimes I get bored waiting for it to find a suggestion I know is there from more than a week or two ago and switch to another window and then I have to rerun the search.) | ||
== Other == | == Other == | ||