Remapped keys don't function?

[Russell Adams]

Using stumpwm-20200715-git from Quicklisp with SBCL 1.4.9.

I've tried to remap the keys for Firefox to be more Emacs
friendly. I'm basing my configuration on the example in the
documentation.

;; Fix awful Firefox keybindings
(define-remapped-keys
'(("Firefox"
("M-w" . "C-c")
("C-y" . "C-v")
("M-<" . "Home")
("M->" . "End")
("C-s" . "F3")
("C-r" . "S-F3")
("C-g" . "Escape")
("M-." . "C-Tab")
("M-," . "C-S-Tab"))))

Unfortunately none of the remapped keys are working. Firefox
stubbornly stays with the defaults. I believe I had this working before.

I've connected with SLIME and been able to determine that the key
mappings are present and match the Firefox window.

STUMPWM> (all-windows)
(#S(TILE-WINDOW "emacs@maokai" #x2400023) #S(TILE-WINDOW "0:0.0 zsh" #x1400007)
#S(TILE-WINDOW "adamsrl@:~" #x1600007)
#S(TILE-WINDOW "conky (maokai)" #x1000001)
#S(TILE-WINDOW "adamsrl@:~/.quicklisp/dists/quicklisp/software/stumpwm-20200715-git" #x2200007)
#S(TILE-WINDOW "adamsrl@:~" #x2000007)
#S(TILE-WINDOW "firefox x-grabkey at DuckDuckGo - Mozilla Firefox" #x1A00003)
#S(TILE-WINDOW "root@maokai:/etc/portage" #x2600007)
#S(TILE-WINDOW "adamsrl@:~" #x2800007)
#S(TILE-WINDOW "Mumble -- 1.3.1" #x2A00006))

STUMPWM> (mapcar #'find-remap-keys-by-window (all-windows))
(NIL NIL NIL NIL NIL NIL
("Firefox"
("M-w"
#S(KEY
:KEYSYM 99
:SHIFT NIL
:CONTROL T
:META NIL
:ALT NIL
:HYPER NIL
:SUPER NIL))
....... skipping
("M-,"
#S(KEY
:KEYSYM 65289
:SHIFT T
:CONTROL T
:META NIL
:ALT NIL
:HYPER NIL
:SUPER NIL)))
NIL NIL NIL)

Can someone provide some guidance on how to determine why they aren't
being passed on?

Thanks.

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[Russell Adams]

On Tue, Aug 18, 2020 at 10:22:28AM +0000, Victor Martinez wrote:
> I tried it (stumpwm from github) with "Tor Browser" using
>
> (define-remapped-keys
> '(("Tor Browser" ("M-<" . "Home") ("M->" . "End")))
>
> and had no problems.

That's very interesting. I just updated Firefox, could it be they are
somehow preventing grab key events? I thought I had this working
previously.

I did dump out the keymaps matching the Firefox window, so I expected
they should be applied.