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Both email validators are happy with name@domain even without TLD.
It could be do done via standard Validators.pattern(/^\w+([\.-]?\w+)*@\w+([\.-]?\w+)*(\.\w{2,3})+$/) or even more sophisticated RedEx.
(this one will not accept today's fancy nTLD's like .mobi, .guru, .club etc. )
The normal validator uses the HTML5 validation regex. The email name@domain is a valid email (used sometimes in companies).
What i like from the mailcheck is that it offers corrections for false TLD's. Like:
But i'm unsure if the validator should return the correct value as a proposal or a extra pipe.
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