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You could filter out x with spaces on both sides, and it should work fine.
There is rarely a reason to type x like that except in equations.
huh, I wasn’t aware the keyword filters would factor in whitespace at either end, I’m used to that getting stripped out.
It depends, if it supports regular expressions you can make one that guarantees spaces on both sides of the letter.
Interesting, I’ll have to experiment with it, not sure if voyager supports regex.