Ah! I bet your title tags are self-closed? This can freak out some browsers that try to interpret that page as html and not xhtml. As a result, Sigil's gumbo parser will always serialize that to an open and close pair to make it valid in both html and xhtml.
The simple quickparser the plugin uses can handle those just fine but since Mend normally serializes them away, I never updated the Access-Aide to look for that case.
If that is the case, as a workaround, running Mend in Sigil before launching Access_Aide should prevent that issue.
Long term I have added code to Access-Aide to my local repo to now look for and handle self-closing title tags appropriately.
I have also added code to strip whitespace from any existing title text to determine if something is there or not (to have it ignore whitespace alone in a title tag).
As for force replacing, I will think about that but I am really not sure that it is a good idea to strip titles without review. So if you want that feature use Sigil find and replace to remove any existing titles you do not want before running Access-Aide.
If none of the possibilities I have mentioned are the culprit, then I really need a test case to see what is going on.
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