Bash is opening firenvim instance instead of normal nvim

[NonlinearFruit]

• OS Version: Windows 10 19044.2006 with Ubuntu in WSL1
• Browser Version: Vivaldi 5.7.2921.63
• Browser Addon Version: 0.2.14
• Neovim Plugin Version: d6d69b087c2b3430d837ec80ff71671112b2874b (latest)

What I tried to do

In WSL, I tried Bash's edit-and-execute-command (<C-x> + <C-e>) to edit the current command in neovim

What happened

It opens a firenvim instance in the current tab of my browser. Even when my browser is minimized/not-focused

Troubleshooting so far

• Using fc directly opens normal nvim
• I've tried different nvim invocations to see if I could get it to open a firenvim editor with no luck. I was hoping to understand how firenvim works under the hood
• I tried to learn more about how edit-and-execute-command works but haven't found much. I was hoping to understand what Bash is doing under the hood

[glacambre]

You have very likely enabled global browser shortcuts in your browser and are triggering Firenvim's "Turn the currently focused element into a neovim iframe" shortcut by pressing <C-e>. Try disabling global shortcuts or disabling Firenvim's shortcut in your browser's extension-shortcut management page.

I'm closing this issue, but let me know if you need more help.

[NonlinearFruit]

Oh wow... 😂

That explains so much. Removing global on the <C-e> in the browser fixed it.

I was so confused for so long, thank you! 🎉

[glacambre]

I was so confused for so long

Yep, I've got to admit that I spent the first ten minutes that followed reading your issue completely befuddled :)