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Using the sendkeys to enter the '@' in the email id field is not working, instead of '@' the 'G' is getting entered.

sample Email: Grady@gmail.com
Output in the email using selenium: GradyGgmail.com

code snippet:

Actions action = new Actions(driver);
        
String email = "Gradya@gmail.com.com";

WebElement send = driver.findElement(By.xpath("//Edit[starts-with(@ClassName,'BaseTextField_QMLTYPE')][@Name='Email']"));
action.sendKeys(send, email).perform();

Note: I am performing this action on the Desktop Application in windows using Appium

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