I strongly stand behind the complain vs DRM/forcing HDCP/etc, but: What's the big deal with background throttling? On a day to day basis, how many scenarios ar

I strongly stand behind the complain vs DRM/forcing HDCP/etc, but: What's the big deal with background throttling? On a day to day basis, how many scenarios are there where you need a background tab using CPU and doing page updates? IMHO, it makes sense for background tabs to get throttled to save power, since 99.9% of the times, you don't need the updates (I'd say 100%, but I'm sure there'll be at least ONE counter-example).