Proxy port number gets formmated with a comma

When setting up a proxy for a connection the proxy port is formatted using the number formatting for the current locale. This results the port to be formatted as 3,128. Anyone else is experimenting the same? any solutions?

you can also run this from terminal
defaults write ~/Library/Preferences/.GlobalPreferences AppleICUNumberSymbols -dict 1 "" 17 ""

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