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> Attempt to verify an email with a regular expression. .+@.+ That one always seemed sufficient for me, every issue after that is the users problem
by 9dev 1y ago
> Attempt to verify an email with a regular expression.
.+@.+
That one always seemed sufficient for me, every issue after that is the users problem
- jedberg 1y agoObviously there is a bit of nuance here, but the best rule of thumb is use a regex and then warn the user that it doesn't look valid but still accept it if it doesn't pass, and then send an email to verify it.
- deleted 1y ago[deleted]
- 1718627440 1y agoExcept email addresses don't need to have an "@".