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Yes, in practice I've found the exact same thing. Either use an email validation service or be more restrictive than the RFC. [1] Also prompting "Did you mean b
by welder 5y ago
Yes, in practice I've found the exact same thing. Either use an email validation service or be more restrictive than the RFC. [1] Also prompting "Did you mean bob@gmail.com?" when the user types "bob@gmaail.com" helps a lot with human input errors. [2]
[1] https://www.mailgun.com/email-validation/ https://www.mailgun.com/email-validation/
[2] https://www.npmjs.com/package/mailcheck https://www.npmjs.com/package/mailcheck
- ivraatiems 5y agoExcept that as someone with an email at a .co domain, I get really irritated when it asks me "do you mean [mydomain].com?" I always have to tell people, in real life, "it's .co, not .com," just in case - humans do this too.