If you want to swap 100.04, it is not possible. You can swap 100.40 or 100.1, but as soon as you type a zero after the decimal point, the decimal point disappears.
Apparently if you have 0.0005, then it does work. But as soon as you have an integer before the decimal point, you can not enter a 0. Also when I type 20.4, I can not always get a zero behind it. So it is impossible to swap 10.3005.
Also when deleting numbers, sometimes the decimal point disappears. This can be dangerous, because if you don't notice it, you can accidentally swap way more then intended!
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Toni from Common
May 22, 2024
fixed and will be deployed on mainnet soon
Bizzelaer
May 19, 2024
Apparently if you have 0.0005, then it does work. But as soon as you have an integer before the decimal point, you can not enter a 0. Also when I type 20.4, I can not always get a zero behind it. So it is impossible to swap 10.3005.
Also when deleting numbers, sometimes the decimal point disappears. This can be dangerous, because if you don't notice it, you can accidentally swap way more then intended!