Public bug reported:
Starting today (21 Feb 2018) some keyboard shortcuts stopped working.
In firefox all shortcuts involving the CTRL key do not work. There is no
reaction. For example CTRL+T does not open a new tab, CTRL+N does not
open a new window, CTRL+F does not initiate the search, CTRL+A does not
select the whole text.
The CTRL key is working fine, because for example in firefox CTRL+mouse
click opens the link in new tab.
In the system itself CTRL+ALT+T does not open a terminal, CTRL+arrow
does not jump word by word (the cursor just blinks in place), CTRL+home
does not jump to beginning of text, CTRL+C/CTRL+V does not work.
CTRL+SHIFT+arrow behaves very strangely. Normally it should select word
by word in text. Now it works sometimes. For example it works after I
start selecting text with SHIFT+arrow first. Or it works depending if I
used arrows first to navigate in the text.
I attach my history.log.
** Affects: ubuntu
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Tags: ctrl keyboard shortcuts
** Attachment added: "history.log"
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1750753/+attachment/5059524/+files/history.log
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