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Recently I did a batched transaction via Tools -> Send To Many.
I entered all info manually (not .csv) and was a bit confused why decimal values < 1.0 defaulted to a 0 or 1 value after the focus went away from the input box. I was even more confused that, once I clicked into the box again, the "original" value I plugged in (say 0.1325) was there again.
To be honest I was in a bit of a rush so wasn't really paying attention to dialog descriptions (which clearly state to use Amount (sats) and therefore though I could simply use BTC denominated values.
Maybe it would be better to not round up or down input values of 0.##### to 0 or 1 but rather provide a different hint to prevent using amounts < 1 sat (red outline of otherwise empty box or pop up declaring that amounts < 1 sat are nonsensical or something else?).
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Recently I did a batched transaction via
Tools
->Send To Many
.I entered all info manually (not .csv) and was a bit confused why decimal values < 1.0 defaulted to a 0 or 1 value after the focus went away from the input box. I was even more confused that, once I clicked into the box again, the "original" value I plugged in (say 0.1325) was there again.
To be honest I was in a bit of a rush so wasn't really paying attention to dialog descriptions (which clearly state to use
Amount (sats)
and therefore though I could simply use BTC denominated values.Maybe it would be better to not round up or down input values of 0.##### to 0 or 1 but rather provide a different hint to prevent using amounts < 1 sat (red outline of otherwise empty box or pop up declaring that amounts < 1 sat are nonsensical or something else?).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: