Midori: increase in startup time [SOLVED]

Just done a fresh install and early on was amazed at start up time [almost instant] of Midori
Now, after intalling a bunch of other stuff - there is a really notable delay in start time.
Is there any way to figure out what would cause this?
Last edited by cpcnw2 (2014-03-11 14:01:25)

Google startpage as before
No extensions or anything added
Not doing anything else at all - testing from a fresh boot
Since adding Midori have added Sylpheed / Gnome-icons / MC / XFE / Xterm
Its the startup time thats delayed ie from clicking menu item to full load on
screen. As I said early in teh install it was super fast [loading from SSD]
Now there is this lag - how to track?
Edit: Just noticed that if I startup with '--plain' switch its back to being instant again.
Wonder if its anything to do with the Gnome Icons / GTK stuff?
Last edited by cpcnw2 (2014-03-11 10:26:10)

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