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I seem to be having this same issue with Linux Mint 19 Cinnamon and Firefox 62.0.3. The libxcb-keysyms1 was already installed and the media keys work with other apps, but...

@gmelikov Checked all that, still not working. I was thinking maybe the media keys use DBus instead of XCB, but I'm not able to test it because the older versions...

Tried that, getting the same 🛇 sign. When I tried removing the media shortcuts in the system settings, the extension worked - but then the media keys don't work for...

@gmelikov I didn't mean at the same time.

This is the single biggest issue that has been tormenting me ever since I switched to Linux years ago. I download a lot of images and often feel the need...

@artemanufrij Seems you're missing the point. The idea is for the image viewer to _automatically_ use the file manager's sort order for different folders, without the user having to change...

@danrabbit Right, I'm only referring to the viewer - the library can have it's own sorting.

The filenames originally contained numbers along with the words, but I've tried using only the words and still have the same problem.

It's happening only for specific words. If for instance I change "shhh" to "quiet", it works. Similarly, "hugs-kisses" in place of "xoxo" works - but it's longer, so I'm hoping...

That's weird, most search terms are (seemingly) working for me. Anyway, thanks for looking into it.