Hello there, I'm aware how emacspeak struggles with packages that change up keybindings like this. Apparently meow deligates directly to normal emacs keys like C-f, C-w, etc which is why emacspeak is able to speak its motions. That's why this problem surprised me, it doesn't seem like something emacspeak would conflict with. w selects a word and that part works, the problem is in the s which calls "meow--kill". What it does essentially is: (if (region-active-p) (do selection deletion) (fallback to deleting the rest of the line)) Then I tried just pressing w and manually evaluating (region-active-p) both with and without emacspeak running. Without emacspeak it returns t, with it it returns nil. According to C-h f it doesn't have any kind of advice on it, and the documentation flies over my head. -- Kind regards, Alex
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