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    Input subsystem: user-defined Compose sequences are ignored

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      Hello,

      I've got a few custom compose sequences defined in ~/.XCompose, and they seem to be ignored by Vivaldi snapshot, e.g.:

      <Multi_key> <minus> <period> : "−" # MINUS SIGN (U+2212)
      

      They work though in Chrome Beta and other applications.

      Some other sequences like ®©™ still work. The standard ibus “preentry” indicator doesn't appear, which also differs Vivaldi from other applications. “Use native window” setting didn't make any difference.

      System details: default GNOME on Fedora 37 Workstation, Wayland, default ibus input method.

      Thanks.

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