fix: Use <input type="email" /> for email addresses - #3406
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No ticket, but while discussing other tickets related to email address validity in customer support submissions, we realized that the input here was
type="text". This fixes that.Screenshots
Inspected element.
Side-by-side of phone keyboard's interaction with the input element. Notice that the dev-green one has the
@and.combuttons to make it easier to type in an email address.How to test
Go to the customer support form and inspect-element on the email address input. Observe that it now says
type="email".Navigate to the customer support form on dev-green on mobile. See if your keyboard also treats it like an email input, as opposed to a regular text field.