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In Yosemite,Text to Speech speeks "Object Character Replacement" when it comes to buttons like Facebook,twitter etc. It is very annoying. This did not happen in any previous operating system. Is there a way to stop it.
Thanks
iMac (27-inch, Late 2013), OS X Mavericks (10.9.1)
Couldn't agree more - this is a terrible thing and Apple should really consider fixing it - for those of us who have trouble reading and depend on text-to-speech (a great feature), it becomes prohibitive to use when there are uncountable instances of this invisible yet annoying re-occurance of "Object Character Replacement" spoken in what seems to be RANDOM moments during listening - hope this will be resolved.
I sent Apple accessibility a note regarding this problem. It was sent on to be looked at. You might also want to contact them. I do not know if they watch this list.
Bob
Object replacement character is repeatedly spoken in Text to Speech
