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The behaviour of my keyboard for special characters has changed.
~ ' "
these characters used to appear immediately when I typed them. Now I have to press spacebar before they are there. If I don't, they end up above the next character I type. Like this: ã.
Do people recognize this?
Is this part of a recent OS update?
Or did I change something myself?
Can I revert this behavior?
MacBook Air 13″, macOS 12.0
I meant to say that the PC part was the little devil; not the language (portugese or spanish) but the device part. My keyboard was acting like a PC keyboard...
so Note was meant to draw special attention to that part :-)
US International PC is a special keyboard layout copied by Apple from Windows, where some like it because it makes typing accented characters used in the most common European languages much easier than in other Windows English layouts.
Sometimes people who have gotten a Mac with an International English hardware keyboard choose this as their Input Source by mistake, because of the "International" in its name. Instead they should choose US or British or ABC.
Looks like one has changed the Keyboard >> " Input Sources " to a language you do not what - like Spanish or Portuguese possibly ?
~/boi wrote:
Yes... It was US International - PC
Note the PC part... Thank you P. Phillips!
Welcome and thank you too
Little lost on the Note aspect
special characters ~ ' " keyboard behaviour has changed
