That actually works for me, *without* starting any libchromiumcontent app, so it's indeed due to fontconfig.
I just installed fontconfig+libfontconfig1 2.13.1-2ubuntu2 (the disco packages work on bionic), and that majorly reduces the problem. If Firefox has several tabs opened, there is still a spike that can be seen in CPU usage when libchromiumcontent starts (or with touch ~/.fonts/Library/), but its now only around 1 second, so you have to look for it to notice.
(In reply to David Lechner (:dlech) from comment #8) /askubuntu. com/questions/ 1076412/ firefox- freezing- with-100- cpu-usage- for-30- seconds- when-launching- chromium
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Thank you for the links. One of the discussion comments suggest the following to also trigger the CPU burning in FF:
mkdir -p ~/.fonts/Library/ && touch ~/.fonts/Library/
That actually works for me, *without* starting any libchromiumcontent app, so it's indeed due to fontconfig.
I just installed fontconfig+ libfontconfig1 2.13.1-2ubuntu2 (the disco packages work on bionic), and that majorly reduces the problem. If Firefox has several tabs opened, there is still a spike that can be seen in CPU usage when libchromiumcontent starts (or with touch ~/.fonts/Library/), but its now only around 1 second, so you have to look for it to notice.