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In the default setting for iOS keyboard number format in some countries (including various countries in Europe such as France, Portugal and more), "1 234 567,89" is used. This means that the separator symbol in the decimal pad for the device keyboard is "," instead of ".". Currently, in the uniswap interface, "," is not a permitted symbol and it cannot be inputted. In some other popular dApps, usually "," will be replaced with "." instead of simply removing the entry.
Because of this issue, there is friction created for users in those countries as they cannot input decimal figures in the trading flow, thereby dropping off the flow.
Please consider fixing the UI by replacing "," with "." in the input field. This issue is affecting most of the popular wallets including but not limited to the following:
Rabby Wallet
Coinbase Wallet
Zerion Wallet
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We're working on a fix for this but in the meantime I think if you change the language on app.uniswap.org to match your systems language it should resolve the problem (you can use , as decimal separator)
In the default setting for iOS keyboard number format in some countries (including various countries in Europe such as France, Portugal and more), "1 234 567,89" is used. This means that the separator symbol in the decimal pad for the device keyboard is "," instead of ".". Currently, in the uniswap interface, "," is not a permitted symbol and it cannot be inputted. In some other popular dApps, usually "," will be replaced with "." instead of simply removing the entry.
Because of this issue, there is friction created for users in those countries as they cannot input decimal figures in the trading flow, thereby dropping off the flow.
Please consider fixing the UI by replacing "," with "." in the input field. This issue is affecting most of the popular wallets including but not limited to the following:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: