Firefox takes about 20 - 45 seconds to start up?
Ok i have extensions (all useful to me) and firefox takes at least 20-45 seconds to start up, i tried preloader and it didn't show a difference! Please help!!
Turn on telemetry so at least the information is reported and made available to developers.
* [[Send performance data to Mozilla to help improve Firefox]]
Turn on Firefox Health Report (FHR) so that you see your own information about startup.
*[[Firefox Health Report - understand your browser performance]]
**'''[[Firefox Health Report says your browser is running slower than usual]]'''
* [[Firefox takes a long time to start up]]
Experiment to see if any particular addon slows Firefox startup and if so consider enabling that addon when it is needed instead of at startup. ead the article linked above for other ideas.
If you wish to provide feedback please use
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Input comments are categorised and aggregated and the results made available to developers.
Once FHR has been running a while it will graph your startup times. I am not sure what the startup time in the FHR graph is based on, but I guess it may be ''FirstPaint'' time.
I note the average first paint time is about 3 seconds with most people between 2 and 8 seconds http://mzl.la/1kWpnhW (Those graphs may not look very good)
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I read a solution for something that sounded similar.
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first a few information about our environment:
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*https://support.mozilla.org/kb/Safe+Mode
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