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I consider to setup a server to deal with URLs including email address such as
http://mydomain.com/me@mail.com
According to RFC 3986, I userstand @ is reserved on authority part = //mydomain.com/,
but unreserved on path part /…….,
so currently I assume it’s ok to use email address on pass.
Having said that, I still not sure if it is safe to use like
http://mydomain.com/me@mail.com
on production.
Please advise. Thanks.
It’s fine—your interpretation of the RFC is correct, and there’s no “risk” (in terms of browsers doing the wrong thing) for using an
@in the URI portion.