Yes indeed, I was thinking a startup migration check should be the way to go.
Do we have a way to safely detect only those files that have been generated by
folder compaction? To make sure we exclude any user generated content.
NI Geoff and Magnus to get some validation or suggestions here.
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Ben, can you tackle this?
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This slipped between other bugs, thanks for the ping.
I'm not sure there's anything else to do here as I can't reproduce this issue
anymore.
Tested on 91.5.1 and on my mac the usage remains around 5% without spiking
anymore.
Also, if I'm not wrong, this is not a XUL element anymore but it's not
Calendar is disabled by default on first start up, and it's now possible to use
TB without an email account and avoid getting prompted at every startup.
So yeah, this issue should be pretty impossible to reproduce.
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Comment on attachment 9225034
562977-progressmeter-statusbar.patch
Review of attachment 9225034:
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Looks good, thanks.
Let's leave this open so I can later take it and investigate the performance
issue.
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Comment on attachment 9223784
562977-progressmeter-statusbar.patch
Review of attachment 9223784:
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I tested this on my slow mac and the CPU usage spikes up to 60%, with or
without this patch.
Nonetheless, the UI changes to the
