StartupTime
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StartupTime is a tool created by Ben Basson (Cusser) to test browser start times.

It works by obtaining the current system time in millisecond precision and writing
that value to a JavaScript include file. It then executes a command line of your
specification. This command line should point to a browser, with the included HTML
file as a parameter.
When the HTML file is loaded, it gets the timestamp from the JavaScript include
file and compares it to the current system time (again, millisecond precision).

Notes Regarding Usage
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1) The browser that you are testing must have JavaScript enabled.

2) You should have the following files:
 - startuptime.html
 - startuptime.js (if this is not present, it will be created)
 - startuptime_commandline.txt
 - startuptime.exe
 - startuptime.c
 - startuptime.txt (this file).
 
3) If you are not on a Win32 platform, you will need to compile the application
yourself from the source code provided. The application is written entirely in C,
with the HTML aspect written in Javascript. 

4) If you're on a Win32 platform, you should use something like the following:

start c:\firefox0.8\firefox.exe "file:///c:\desktop\startuptime\startuptime.html"
start c:\progra~1\intern~1\iexplore.exe "file:///c:\desktop\startuptime\startuptime.html"

Obviously, adjust the directories where necessary. Use only one at a time, and 
put this line in startuptime_commandline.txt.

Warranty
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This program is distributed without warranty or guarentee of any kind. Do not assume
that this program will not have sex with your sister, destroy your computer, house,
country, or anything else. You run this program at your own risk at all times!
(Yes, there's a warning despite the fact that it only outputs a single file to an
uncommon filename).