Text in outgoing emails

I have been using my MacBook Pro for several months now and have had the same account linked to the mail icon as my yahoo account. Over the last few months I have been experiencing trouble with my yahoo account only when sending outgoing emails using my macbook pro. I only experience this when sending emails through safari rather than the mail icon. Every time I send out an email, my message contains a long series of keys from the keyboard prior to my own typed message. This appears after I send every email, but does not appear similar to a signature as I am typing an email. Also, this does not show up if I send an email using another computer or my phone. How can I prevent this from happening again?
The exact series appears as below in every email I send out...
`
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
0
=
backspace
tab
q
w
e
r
.... and so on

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