> The “+” aspect mostly works great but has some weird edge cases when other companies don’t accept them. I wish it was just edge cases! I've bumped into so ma

> The “+” aspect mostly works great but has some weird edge cases when other companies don’t accept them. I wish it was just edge cases! I've bumped into so many services that can't handle "+" in email addresses, some seem to be on purpose (presumably to prevent signing up multiple accounts to the same address) but others are just old school bugs. My fav is services that send the email address to an API including the email address as a URL parameter, but forget to escape the email address so the + gets butchered in the process.