How to teach Siri to spell words correctly that I use hundreds of times a year. All my retyped corrections are ignored by "AI"!

You might also want to try Brave which is based on the same engine as Chrome but without the privacy implications. I don't know if that would make a difference. Also, Firefox.

I have been using Firefox for years but I now prefer Brave for it's lack of adverts. When I set it to move all passwords over from Firefox many didn’t migrate. I am simply pointing out how good Brave is from an advert perspective.

backcountry dreamer wrote:

Good idea, I will try it just for playing chess. We use browsers heavily in our business, and I can't tell you how many times I was told "we don't recommend Safari, it's not supported, we recommend chrome", etc. But will give it a try and post results. Thanks for the idea!

Very often, that sort of thing is said by people who either code non-conforming websites or who don't know much about Macs. I haven't found much in years that Safari won't handle. But, I don't play chess online so perhaps there's a whole area that isn't compliant.

You might also want to try Brave which is based on the same engine as Chrome but without the privacy implications. I don't know if that would make a difference. Also, Firefox.

Best of luck.

backcountry dreamer wrote:

Will try Brave. Anything but Google. I can't believe anyone in the world uses Gmail. Doesn't everyone understand that Google runs every email you send through text recognition. If you have cancer or are pregnant or have any other condition or any other private matter, they're going to have advertisers targeting you. Gosh I wonder why everything is free on Google. Because they would sell your soul to advertisers if they could.

Everyone needs to make their on risk/benefit calculation.

What happens if you use a different browser? For example, Safari?

are you actually running an Apple-silicon Mac and Sequoia 15.3 ??

if not, Apple AI is not involved.