Keybind display

Hi,

Since the new expansion went live I have noticed my hotbars now display different characters.

For context i use an AZERTY keyboard, belgian comma layout.

Before the update keybinds on hotbars were displayed as:

c1 c2 c3 c4
*1 *2 *3 *4
1 2 3 4

This i liked, as it's clear, but since on an azerty keyboard u have to pres shift to input the numbers, in keybindings these are shown as the characters & é " ' in order.

however since the update it is shown as below:
https://imgur.com/a/amRECMO
image link: https://imgur.com/a/amRECMO

Wondering if there would be a way to somehow change this to display it as numbers again instead of these symbols which are quite confusing to look at. Especially the capitalized é as i have been rlooking at it and trying to press E instead of the 2 key it's bound to.

Same here!

Didn't have this problem before the release of Endwalker and idd it's confusing... :(
Using an azerty keyboard aswel.

I've got the same issue since the expansion.

Since the update all my hotbars went from 1 2 3 4 5 6... to & é " ' ( § .
Azerty user here.

It's quite annoying. Maybe i should just get used to qwerty already haha

I have the same issue as well. Makes it really awkward to play a new role or one that has changed a lot, like summoner.

Azerty keyboard here aswell. Same issue. Very awkard to play a new job like this.

Same issue, worked perfectly before, now it is just a mess of symbols.

+1
Would like to be able to have 1,2,3... being displayed instead of &,é,"...

Possible workaround for now : bind the numpad keys as primary and set the "normal" keys as secondary. It's not ideal (especially if you usually bind stuff to numpad), but that's something.

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Originally Posted by TaurenChief

+1
Would like to be able to have 1,2,3... being displayed instead of &,é,"...

Possible workaround for now : bind the numpad keys as primary and set the "normal" keys as secondary. It's not ideal (especially if you usually bind stuff to numpad), but that's something.

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I don't have a numpad. But it's a creative workaround.

I am having the exact same issue