[fistynuts]

I have to say I agree. Presenting a login screen early is a great idea, as most people take a short while to log in, and in that time system can finish initialising - as long as there is enough free CPU and interrupts to service the keyboard and mouse during that time.

[moron4hire]

I even do this in my web apps. The login screen shows immediately, and while the user is filling it out, the WebGL app and assets are loading in the background. The login button doesn't become enabled until the audio system is loaded, so that the click on the login button can be used as the User Gesture to activate the AudioContext.

[ranger_danger]

why do you need WebGL and an AudioContext to click a login button??

[moron4hire]

I don't? Why would you think I did? My app is a WebXR social app. You need to login first, and I use the login process as an opportunity to make a better user experience.