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Most characters above the numbers on my British Magic Keyboard are behaving as they should when using the modifier keys (shift and alt), with the exception of the '3' key.
Since updating to Ventura (OS13.5) the modifiers on this key aren't working properly. Keying shift+3 now produces the hash, and alt+3 produces a Pound. It should be the other way around.
How can I correct this?
iMac (2017 – 2020)
Go to system settings > keyboard > text input > input sources and make sure that you only have one item on the list, and that the name of that item is "British." It sounds like you have US or ABC instead there.
Thanks Tom. The only option I have in my text input settings is 'ABC'.
If I go to Text Input > Input Sources > Edit > All input sources, the only option there is 'ABC'.
Is there a way to get 'British' to show up?
I didn't! I just added 'British' and removed 'ABC' and everything is working! Thank you! :)
Did you click on the + sign on the bottom left?
You're welcome.
Hash and Pound signs on keyboard are reversed
