This is an ongoing problem that I have with my old MacBook Pro and now seems to be getting worse with my new MacBook Air. If I write wouldn't, couldn't, shouldn't my Mac often adds another apostrophe t at the end:
wouldn't't, couldn't't and shouldn't't didn't't etc.
How do I get it to stop???
It doesn't happen every time.......
MacBook Air, macOS 13.5
Any chance you have a utility app like TextExpander or Keyboard Maestro installed that's entering these unwanted characters?
Did you check System Settings-->Accessibility-->Keyboard for any unwanted settings there?
Any chance you have a utility app like TextExpander or Keyboard Maestro installed that's entering these unwanted characters?
Did you check System Settings-->Accessibility-->Keyboard for any unwanted settings there?
Hi,
Try to check your keyboard with Apple Diagnostics if it reports keyboard hardware related error.
Use Apple Diagnostics to test your Mac - Apple Support
Interesting question ...
My 2020 iMac 27" does that occasionally plus adds periods at random places in a sentence. But I always assumed it was just my lousy typing skills.
My MacBook Air puts an extra apostrophe t after writing a word with 't at the end
