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> A normal internet user may also be in a country where ".com" is not the main TLD. In my experience ccTLDs are always supported (I've used some funky ones ove
by input_sh 5y ago
> A normal internet user may also be in a country where ".com" is not the main TLD.
In my experience ccTLDs are always supported (I've used some funky ones over the years like .sh and .dj), while newer general ones (like .online) are sometimes rejected. My "solution" is to keep a ccTLD to use as an email alias.
- throwaddzuzxd 5y agoTheir regex fails on some valid ccTLDs: - .香港 is a valid ccTLD (for Hong Kong) - .xn--j6w193g is a valid ccTLD (punycode transliteration of the above)