Problem After starting Firefox I’m missing any feedback for a starting application. After 2 minutes or more the browser appears and seems to be working just fine. Analysis so far The issue seems to be related to systemd-resolved. I’ve watched Firefox syscalls: $ strace firefox […] socket(AF_UNIX,…

This indicates the issue is not so common, and most likely specific to some router’s firmware, so it’s problematic to reproduce, and a workaround might be your best option.

Firefox slow to start due to waiting for systemd-resolved

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vgaetera (Vladislav Grigoryev) May 18, 2024, 10:51pm 8

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Firefox slow to start due to waiting for systemd-resolved

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