Suggest to support the lazy load officially.

[Kevin Hwang]

When enabling vimade automatically, it will increase about 100ms during startup in my XPS 9370 i7 with ac mode.
Here is my personal code to support the lazy load.

Plug 'TaDaa/vimade', {'on': 'VimadeEnable'}
let g:vimade = {
            \'fadelevel': 0.6,
            \'checkinterval': 100,
            \'enablefocusfading': 1
            \}
autocmd BufNew * ++once if !exists('g:vimade_loaded') |
            \execute 'VimadeEnable' | endif
autocmd FocusLost * ++once if !exists('g:vimade_loaded') |
            \execute 'VimadeEnable' |
            \call vimade#FocusLost() | endif

To be honest, I think vimade is not necessary to initialize during startup.

[TaDaa]

Love it. I only run vim with multiple buffers open simultaneously, but something like this would be a great improvement for anyone who may only edit within 1 window before quitting -- I'll get something out there to support this idea

[Kevin Hwang]

Your habit impulses me to append the WinNew to BufNew.