Rohan Nagar

Additionally, [RFC 6530](https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/rfc6530) provides a lot of good detail on internationalization of email addresses. In particular regarding the local-part, > In general, it is wise to support addresses in Normalized...

Part of this is implemented in #245 (added the option to lowercase the local-part when normalizing).

Thanks for the additional details! Adding the ICU4J library as an optional dependency might be a good first start. Even better would be to implement the `toAscii` method ourselves. I...

@arnt thank you for chiming in with the additional information, this is very useful. Regarding non-ASCII local-parts: would it then be more beneficial to allow for converting the entire address...

Since this feature would introduce a breaking change (although a small one), this change will be implemented in the next major version (version 2.0).

Hi @gracexjang Thank you for your interest! You can actually download the JAR directly from Maven Central. The JAR for the latest version is here: https://repo1.maven.org/maven2/com/sanctionco/jmail/jmail/1.6.2/ (click on `jmail-1.6.2.jar` to...

Hi @sai-ram-1661, thank you very much for the bug report. I am also seeing this behavior (invalid locally but valid with the online validator). Unfortunately validating based on the domain...

Hi @sai-ram-1661 I finally figured out this mystery! It turns out that the `gmail.co` domain has a null MX record (which means the domain has specifically marked the domain as...

This is how I do it: ```js console.log('Launching SES Local...'); sesProcess = spawn('npm', ['run', 'ses'], { cwd: __dirname + '/../' }); ``` Not the most elegant but it works.

Hi @csi-lk, would you be able to take a look at this?