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I have read this post: How do I insert an umlaut on the u in ubuntu? and i managed to get the Umlaute:

Activate the Compose Key like described above in Tweaks. (i have chosen Right Alt) and then enter in the text editor:

AltGr + a

and then "

for ä

But how do i get it work in the Web text input like in Stackoverflow? Pressing the combination in the Webinterface just prints out a

David
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  • I use the English (Intl with AltGr dead keys) keyboard layout. It works like a regular keyboard, but if I want to type Ü or ü then I use the right ALT (sometimes with the right SHIFT key as an additional modifier) by holding it down and pressing another key on the keyboard. This lets me type things like: ©®äå³¾½¼ as well as many characters like: ßðféëþüúí and the likes. I have it set as my default keyboard. – KGIII Jan 09 '21 at 15:41
  • okay thank you altgr + ' a " does ä and altgr + s s s does ß, when i use gnome tweaks and said compose key to right alt – David Sep 08 '21 at 12:50

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