Better internationalization
Many languages uses "," for decimal divider and the SEK symbol "kr" is placed after the amount:
"1,5 kr" instead of "kr 1.5"
Anonymous
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We’d definitely like to bring better internationalization to the website. Our iOS app should already use proper internationalization in most places, and I believe our Android app does the same (though I’m not 100% sure). Hopefully we’ll find time to improve this later this year!
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Kengo
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Japanese Yen do not have decimal places. You should remove it. Also, it often goes over 1000 yen. You should add comma on the thousands. This probably goes for several other currencies.
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Torbjörn
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Still not working properly om Android
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Albert
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Spanish translations need some work :)