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Dead Keys

Currently it is possible to use dead keys such as ´ or ^ in combination with letters, to enter invalid input into anything that should only accept numeric values. For example:

  1. Type in "´" or "^"
  2. Type "h" or again "´" / "^"
  3. You'll see "h" or "´"/"^" in the Input Number field

All numeric inputs will fail validation though, but preventing this, proved to be too complicated compared to the benefits.

N.B. Even native input[type="number] allow this on certain browsers.