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@FreakyFwoof @amir Okay! The problem is with how we clean accents. Not calling this function fixes it: # --- HELPER: Strip accents to ensure pure ASCII --- def clean_key_text(text): # Normalize unicode to decompose characters (NFD) # Then filter out non-spacing mark characters (accents) return "".join( c for c in unicodedata.normalize("NFD", text) if unicodedata.category(c) != "Mn" )But why? Are accents actually allowed in eloquence dictionaries? I didn't think so?

Wish these #ocr model can be ported to #nvdaSurya: OCR, layout analysis, reading order, table recognition in 90+ languages https://github.com/datalab-to/suryaChandra: OCR model that handles complex tables, forms, handwriting with full layout. https://github.com/datalab-to/chandra #blind

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@threlm4280 Please no. The more code they add to core, the more security issues there are. I have zero of the addons on your list installed. I don't need them. And I don't want them bloating core.

@stevenscott Haha between us on the public Mastodon. I'm not worried about getting in trouble. I'm more worried about AMI or your podcast getting blowback from covering quote pirated unquote software if you mentioned it on the air. As far as I'm concerned, all blind people have purchased eloquence dozens of times over:* in jaws* in talks* In Window Eyes* in IBM Homepage Reader* directly from code factory, when they were authorized to sell it* from voxon, when they used to be the ones to sell it, before they lost the license and all users had to purchase it a second time from code factory* it's on IOS* purchasing it from code factory on 32-bit android* purchasing it a second time from code factory on 64-bit androidI can't imagine a blind person who doesn't own eloquence many times over who would use my addon. You're almost certainly just using the thing you've already purchased many times. But the copyright overlords don't see it that way.