The registry scan isn't very expensive, so might as well start it on launch, with a delay and let it run in the background.
This way, if the user expects a browser but don't see it, because they just installed it, it would appear like magic after a couple seconds so long as they don't make a selection.
The registry scan isn't very expensive, so might as well start it on launch, with a delay and let it run in the background. This way, if the user expects a browser but don't see it, because they just installed it, it would appear like magic after a couple seconds so long as they don't make a selection.