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51 // If background mode is disabled, just exit - don't listen for any
58 // extensions, at which point we should either run in background mode (if
59 // there are background apps) or exit if there are none.
66 // in the background until the user explicitly terminates it, by acting as if
67 // we loaded a background app.
72 // number of background apps and modify our keep-alive and launch-on-startup
79 // Check for the presence of background apps after all extensions have been
96 // We're going away, so exit background mode (does nothing if we aren't in
97 // background mode currently). This is primarily needed for unit tests,
114 // registered extensions. This means that if a background app is removed
152 // Performing an explicit shutdown, so exit background mode (does nothing
153 // if we aren't in background mode currently).
156 // try to re-enter/exit background mode again.
177 // When a background app loads, increment our count and also enable
185 // Don't bother putting ourselves in background mode if we're already there.
189 // Mark ourselves as running in background mode.
200 // When a background app unloads, decrement our count and also end
220 // We're installing a background app. If this is the first background app
225 // Notify the user that a background app has been installed.
231 // When uninstalling a background app, disable launch on startup if
232 // we have no more background apps.
370 // Background mode is disabled if the appropriate flag is passed, or if
