`.type()` does not visually display commas in `input type=number` when locale normally displays commas

Occurrence: browser with polish language setting (change to reproduce) because input behavior depends on your location/lang settings

Current behavior:

cy.type skips the coma in decimals on input type=number when typing

When I try to type eg. 2,99 on input cypress types 299 (without coma). It works with . (dot).

Desired behavior:

cy.type types correct decimal values eg. 2,99; 9,99; 100,9; (with comas)

Test code to reproduce

Reproduce on any number input form, but change to eg. polish language of browser (or other uses coma as separator in decimal number format)

it('Test INPUT NUMBER issue', function () {
  cy.viewport(800, 600);
  cy.visit('http://maniax.pl/input-number.html');
  cy.get('[type="number"]').type('9,99').type('{enter}');
});

Versions

Cypress since 4.8.0 to 4.11.0 latest Chrome, Chromium, Edge Windows 10 x64 NPM 6.14.5 Enviroment/locale: Polish Language of webbrowser: polish

[tobmaster]

We have the same issue and I think this bug is underrated and much more serious. Cause while typing in a german locale (where , is the fraction deparator and . is the thousands separator) its not send to the field cause Cypress thinks its invalid as number. But in our locale its perfectly fine. Its not only a visual bug, it makes our numeric inputs not working at all when it is floating point number.

If native events really fix it and take time until released there should be a workaround in cypress or a bugfix release that is fixing the issue in keyboard.js.

Hopefully I got this right.

[theTestingApproach]

Still facing this issue.