Bug 62692

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Description of problem:
After a relogin with "startx" from one account to the same account or another
account (including root and in one case a Windows XP session?)  remnants of the
previous session (i.e. web pages, email, various windows, background etc.) are
present on the screen from the time that the initial desktop comes up (right
after the lighthouse splash window) until the normal desktop background is
loaded (approximately 3-5? seconds).  I believe that all of the remnants are all
http products but I can not verify this.  

Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):Nautilus 1.0.6.(x)


How reproducible:
Sometimes

Steps to Reproduce:
1.Normal entry into a given account's session using "startx" and then use of
that session especially with Mozilla, Netscape, and Galeon.
2.logout of the session and relogin into the same account or a different account.
3.
	

Actual Results:  In between the start-up splash window and when the normal
background is loaded, images from the previous session are present in the
background.

Expected Results:  No images from the previous session should have appeared in
the background.

Additional info:

The problem has been present in the past several RawHide releases of
Nautilus/Nautilus-Mozilla 1.0.6
In my case this is simply a cosmetic issues, which does not need to be resolved
because I am the only person who uses my computer.  However, if there were
multiple users, it might be possible for one of the users to access sensitive
information and/or passwords if they had been on the screen in the previous session.
I appologize if the problem is a little vague, I can only give qualitative
output of the problem.