Message from JavaScript discussions
January 2018
— Might not be available with the API by itself, so you would have to make or add your own system for that
But that doesn’t guarantee the user who received the email is the actual user who requested the validation
— Otherwise, you have to look out for server responses in the inbox of the sending account
— Nothing does- email sucks for this
— Sending, and making sure the sender is legit, there is systems in place for though
— Only link to login does
— Why not... display an auth code when they request it, then have them click the link in the email and enter the code
— Yeah, that'd work
— I know but a link is the better option. I hate the trackers practice. They usually not care about if the user requested to not be tracked. Lmao. Well, this can be done with a better email client.
— It doesn't sound like you need a tracker
— Or well, the person who asked haha
— The best way IMO is to look for server response emails