Issue with how currency os displayed for specific users.Issue A customer reported a currency display issue affecting specific users, which could not be reproduced through impersonation and appears to be visible only on the customer's machine. We encountered an issue where a customer reported a currency problem affecting specific users.We were unable to reproduce the issue through impersonation.The issue appears to be visible only on the customer's machine.SymptomsUsers with non-English browser language settings experience incorrect currency rendering.ReleaseAll ReleasesCauseThe issue is caused by the user's browser language setting. When the browser language is set to non-English, the currency is rendered differently.ResolutionTo resolve this issue, set English as the default language on the user's browser to ensure the currency is rendered in the English format. Additional Investigation:To further investigate the root cause, we recommend checking the following: Custom Widget Logic: Review the logic behind any custom widgets that may be rendering the currency. Ensure that the widget is correctly handling currency formatting based on the user's browser language setting.Currency Rendering Source: Identify where the currency is being rendered from. Is it a custom-built component, a third-party library, or a built-in feature? Understanding the source of the currency rendering will help pinpoint the issue.Browser Compatibility: Test the issue across different browsers and versions to determine if the problem is browser-specific.User Environment: Gather more information about the affected users' environments, such as their operating system, browser version, and any relevant plugins or extensions. Example Use Case:Suppose a user has their browser language set to French, and the currency is rendered as "1 234,56 €" instead of the expected "1,234.56 USD". By setting the browser language to English, the currency is correctly rendered as "1,234.56 USD".Related LinksLocalizing currency and price fields