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You can use <form method=POST> in email body (obviously does not work in plaintext mode)

• chrisshroba 5y ago
  I this sometime triggers a warning to the user (something like “Are you sure you want to submit form data to external site?”), which may not be the best end user experience.
  • wizzwizz4 5y ago
    If you put a header “account verification form” above the button, it's a better experience; the user knows what the computer is calling a form.
    • inetknght 5y ago
      That sounds very phishy.
• inetknght 5y ago
  You're assuming the email is HTML. No, not all users use HTML email.
  • detaro 5y ago
    What do you think the second sentence of their comment is talking about?