IE display $US for Canadian dollar amount when translated to certain languages (French, Spanish etc) but display fine with others.

Gurpreet Singh 6 Reputation points
2021-09-10T15:15:20.41+00:00

If our website pages specifically the invoice pages are translated to certain languages(French, Spanish) it display a weird $US sign before/after the amount. it wont happen in other browsers (Google chrome is fine), also with other languages its fine and display only $ sign.

is this a known bug??

(added few screens when it happen and when it won't happen.

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  1. Jordan Rieger 1 Reputation point
    2022-11-23T20:22:45.983+00:00

    See also this issue: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/answers/questions/213243/edge-built-in-translation-converting-currency-to-p.html

    And I created a publicly accessible repro:

    1. Install French as the only language in Microsoft Edge.
    2. Visit https://www.webnames.ca/Microsoft-Edge-currency-translation-issue.html
    3. Click the Translate button and select French
    4. Notice that the "$" has been translated to "$US" even though the currency in the HTML is not specified as USD/USA. It could be Canadian, Australian, or one of many other currencies that are totally separate from USD.
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