Let’s get straight to the controversial bit: e mail handle validation. A penny-drop second throughout this week’s video was that the native browser handle validator rejects many in any other case RFC compliant varieties. For example, I requested ChatGTP concerning the validity of the pipe image through the reside stream and based on the AI, it is permissible “when correctly quoted”:
"john|doe"@instance.com
Give {that a} go and see how far you get in an enter of kind “e mail”. Thoughts you, that instance permits a pipe when not quoted. And the extra you learn, the extra contradictory issues appear; do this Stack Overflow query about allowable characters in an handle and you will get a heap of “yeah, that one is allowed however provided that quoted”… which suggests it will not work in an e mail enter field! (Except you utilize the “sample” attribute and a regex that allows it – argh!)
tl;dr – particularly for the aim in query – extracting e mail addresses from a knowledge dump – I feel I am simply going to boilthis all the way down to a handful of permissible characters which can be broadly accepted by web sites and simply persist with these. When you’re a singular sufficient snowflake to be placing a quoted pipe in your alias you then’re clearly not signing as much as very many web sites.
References
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- It simply went from unhealthy to worse for Onerep with Mozilla slicing ties (it is exhausting to think about they actually had any alternative left)
- Is the alleged AT&T breach actually simply “alleged”? (learn the feedback on that weblog publish and see what you suppose…)
- MediaWorks in NZ obtained breached and their knowledge unfold in every single place (though the info is fairly benign within the scheme of issues)
- However hey, at the very least MediaWorks had some stable recommendation round defending your self on-line! (checking when you had been included in “different” breaches now wants a little bit of a revision…)