Mac OS X text replacement is acceptd from ANY user input

Don’t think there is anything to fix as it is the OS creating the text replacement, not Obsidian. Some workarounds:

  1. Turn off Auto pair brackets in Obsidian
  2. Leave Auto pair brackets in Obsidian turned on, but if you need to type a word in brackets that is going to be interpreted by the OS as a text replacement because of the closing bracket, delete the closing bracket before you type any letters
  3. Delete (c) as a text replacement in macOS System Settings and replace it with something that doesn’t conflict, such as ,c,
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