Pressing C-n and C-p in Emacs moves the cursor to the next and previous line. It would be great to have this functionality supported. I tried implementing it, but it seemed nontrivial, so I'm opening this issue.

Hi, is there a way to bind something like C-x h to select the whole contents of a text field? It's useful when you need to clear it.

:source --url https://raw.githubusercontent.com/jumper047/tridactyl_emacs_config/main/emacs_bindings (should) work fine with no need for the native messenger : )

As soon as you use composite Firefox doesn't believe that a user truly wanted anything useful to happen and we have to fall back to a worse version of the escapehatch that can't get focus back from the address bar: https://github.com/tridactyl/tridactyl/blob/935fa10efe03d473e9be6d173cb2cf352ad1534e/src/background/user_actions.ts#L14

If you bind only to escapehatch instead we have a special case that means Firefox will execute exactly what you asked: https://github.com/tridactyl/tridactyl/blob/935fa10efe03d473e9be6d173cb2cf352ad1534e/src/background/commands.ts#L13

bind --mode=browser <C-g> escapehatch

Obviously you'd lose the clear searchlight bit.

91 works fine here, but it'd probably be good to be a bit more explicit about what the various settings listed on the reddit page imply.

Awesome work on that initial set of keybindings, BTW :)

The README.md says:

... you can change the modifier key used in that bindings instead. Go to about:config page and set ui.key.accelKey to 91 (WinKey).

Unfortunately, this does not seem to work under Wayland. When I set ui.key.accelKey to 91 in Hyprland, keys such as WinKey+f (for searching) or WinKey+q (to quit Firefox) don't do anything, and neither C+f nor C+q work. I didn't find any workaround.