[Bug 395749]

[Glenn Maynard]

It's not distracting for something to happen when you click a link; it's
distracting for *nothing* to happen when you click a click.

Sitting around for a while after clicking just to realize that the
browser missed the click is aggravating, not "zen".  The tab icon isn't
a consistent location (tabs move), it's far removed from the action
needing feedback (the user's eyes are on the cursor; he shouldn't have
to look somewhere else after every click), and in fullscreen there are
no tabs to begin with.

The result is a UI that lacks feedback and feels unresponsive.  This is
akin to pages that remove link underlining despite the UI breakage it
causes, because they think it looks "sleek".

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Title:
  Mouse cursor does not change upon page load/refresh