It was a nice idea initially but implementation was rather dramatically more complicated than one would think (or at least than I thought it would be) The artic

It was a nice idea initially but implementation was rather dramatically more complicated than one would think (or at least than I thought it would be) The article mentions some issues but the most horrific one is missing: If you focus the input field, hold the pointer over it and move the scroll wheel the value is rounded off, increased or decreased. There are 2 gotchas here. Thus I found myself filling out a form that has to be filled out with the utmost accuracy. I look over the values again and again until the paranoia of potential financial disaster is sufficiently comforted. My eyes circle from field to field 6-10 times. (I'm never again going to make a mistake with this form ever again, enough is enough) I then scroll to the submit button. You can imagine what happens next, it involved a lot of adrenaline. One of the fields had changed, it was lower than before and everything behind the decimal point was unchanged. To make matters worse, I had no idea how this happened. Next time I check all the values 20 times, scroll to the submit button and check the visible values again. So far so good? I keep doing this and eventually it happens again! It wasn't until the 5th time I finally deciphered what was going on. https://jsfiddle.net/d63gv41k/ https://jsfiddle.net/d63gv41k/