Thanks for taking the time to look into this!

Thanks for your response, Tim. Please, let me know what's your preferred way to send you the file.

These three letters have the same spacing and, for spacing purposes, the same shape on the right side. However, kern-on insists on giving 'a' a significantly tighter kerning when combined with other characters. If I try to adjust it, kern-on starts saying it's conflicting other pairs and forcing me ...

The issue was solved updating Glyphs. Feel free to delete the post.

I'm trying to adjust some pairs, but all KO lets me do is to keep skipping suggestions indefinitely. Even if I click on other pairs. Last time I had to close Glyphs to make it work normally, but now it just keeps forcing me to see suggestions without any options to work on something else.

Tim Ahrens wrote: > This is strange. The only reason why the model and auto buttons can be > disabled is that one of the two glyphs in the pair is set to “No kerning”. > As we can see, the o is set to “Standard kerning” so the only possibility > is that the Y has “No kerning” set. Can you check? If ...

I've been trying to define kerning pairs for Y, however Kern On only allows me to set it as independent pair, the auto and model buttons appear disabled. I even deleted all the kerning to start from scratch believing maybe there were any models contradicting this, but the issue persists.