This has been occurring for me now for several years. I have a large
amount of passwords stored in chrome. The high CPU usage never really
stops completely, as well as anytime chrome tries to retrieve a
password, I have to wait about 10 seconds.
The fix is to rename the gnome-keyring-daemon which disables it and
chrome then uses internal storage which is no problem. I'm aware I lose
all secure storage this way, but it's intolerable otherwise.
Background: I probably have close to 1000 passwords stored. I use a
passphrase to encrypt them on google's side.
Also: When gnome-keyring-daemon is running, any attempt to view stored
passwords in the chrome settings screen results in a gray color for the
entire dialog with no text visible.
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chrome-browser makes gnome-keyring-daemon use 100% cpu
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