Why I chose Dragon instead of Dragon Naturally Speaking while I was dictating

 After a year of using Dragon software, I began to form certain prejudices. I attempted to dictate straight into the post editor while signed onto my WordPress site, but encountered a number of difficulties. Things simply didn't seem to operate as well with WordPress when accessed via a web browser, in my opinion.

There were moments when there were additional blank lines.

When I make a change to a word in the visual editor, it seems that Internet Explorer trims one character off the end of each fix. Although this issue never occurred in HTML mode, it is difficult to alter links for formatting purposes in HTML mode.

Occasionally, it seems that when I use Dragon Naturally Speaking with Internet Explorer, it loses track of where I am in the document, and I have to restart the programme. For example, if I highlight words and ask Dragon NaturallySpeaking to play them back to me, it will read back a different section of the text from what I had highlighted before.

When dictating into a web browser, the transcription seems to take a little longer than when dictating straight into DragonPad.

It was only that DragonPad seemed to be a little more accurate than the other two.