Max. GPS coodinates size in search

I've noticed that if I right-click in Google Maps to select a GPS reference I can't paste directly into ABRP (browser) unless I reduce its size. This is sometimes useful to pin down site entrances as the base maps used by Open Street Map can be slightly out depending on where the source data came from.

For the GPS pasting query:

e.g. If I select the centre of Westminster Bridge in London on Google Maps it gives me this GPS ref: 51.50082813878995, -0.12202284524924678

If I try to paste that into ABRP it doesn't resolve (I assume because it's too long), but if I put 51.500, -0.122 it resolves to the middle of the Thames. I need to add an extra two characters to get there... 51.50085, -0.12202 seems OK but I still have to manually adjust the coordinates by deleting half the string.

Is there a hard-coded limit to how many decimal places ABRP can cope with compared to Google's native output?