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Irregularly, on typing keys around the middle of the keyboard, usuall t, g, or h (with whatever modifiers), my Input Source changes unexpectedly to US English (the default).
This occurs whether using the build-in Mac keyboard or an external keyboard. The Input-Source switcher is set to the default (Globe).
How can I avoid this?
Thank you! Though the irregularity makes it difficult to be sure, apparently replacing ⌥-Space fixed the issue.
dialabrain wrote: It's normally reserved to open Siri.
OK. But why should that cause keys around the middle of the keyboard to randomly switch the Input Source?
(We could also ask why the combo does not appear in the Shortcuts, and why using this reserved combo is allowed by the Preferences system without even warning that it's overriding a shortcut , but those are separate questions.)
I should add, you don't want to assign "option space" as a shortcut. It's normally reserved to open Siri.
Thank you. With these settings for keyboard-switching, the problem occurs. It also occurs if I set the second to ⌘-Space. Should I change some other setting?ank you.
Try changing the shortcut from Globe to Control Space.
Try changing Press "Globe" to "Do Nothing".
You're welcome. I can't tell you why. I can say none of my Macs randomly switch input sources.
Why does my Input Source jump irregularly to English?
