Chrome Version: 66.0.3359.139 (Official Build) (64-bit)
OS: linux

What steps will reproduce the problem?
(1) Log in to google via secure shell
(2) In bash type Ctrl-Q Alt-C [or Ctrl-V Alt-C]
(3)

What is the expected result?

^[c

What happens instead?

c

More specifically, Alt-C in emacs is broken.
There are a couple of ways to send Alt-C.
One is with 0x80 | 'c'.
The other is with Escape c.
Experiments show secure shell sends Escape <letter>.
[I'm assuming it's secure shell that is processing keycodes here.]
This is working for every letter except 'c'.

Another way to repro:
bash$ echo "<Ctrl-Q><Alt-C>" | od -tx1
It prints 63 0a when it should print 1b 63 0a.

This worked relatively recently just fine (I use Alt-C in emacs a lot).

It's entirely possible something else is screwing up.
The above examples work just fine in a native shell on my laptop.
It's just not working in secureshell.

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