v1.3.1

• Improve equals() and hashCode() methods for Email and TopLevelDomain
• Fix inconsistencies in some Javadocs

v1.3.0

• InternetProtocolAddress.validate(String ip) now validates IPv6 addresses without requiring the IPv6: prefix.
• Add new JMail.isInvalid(String email) and EmailValidator#isInvalid(String email) methods as a convenience for testing if an email address is invalid.

v1.2.3

• Add toString() method on EmailValidator
• Add withRules(Collection<Predicate<Email>> rules) method on EmailValidator to create a new EmailValidator from the collection of rules provided

v1.2.2

• Fix bug where an exception would be thrown on invalid email addresses with whitespace or comments after a trailing . character. For example, abc.def@ghi. (comment) is invalid, and before this version JMail would throw an exception instead of return invalid.
  (Thanks @ea234 for reporting!)

v1.2.1

• EmailValidator is now immutable

v1.2.0

• Switch TopLevelDomain from an enum to a class, allowing for creation of any valid top level domain (Thanks @bowbahdoe!)
• Add module-info.java so projects on JDK 9+ can use this library as a Java module
• Bugfix: Addresses with empty quoted strings (""@test.org) are now correctly considered valid
• Bugfix: Addresses with explicit source routing (@1st.relay,@2nd.relay:user@final.domain) are now considered valid. However, explicit source routing is deprecated since RFC 5321. JMail.strictValidator() disallows explicit source routing by default
• Bugfix: Addresses with quoted identifiers (John Smith <John@smith.com>) are now correctly considered valid
• New properties on the Email object:
  • identifier()
  • hasIdentifier()
  • explicitSourceRoutes()

v1.1.0

• Disallow construction of utility classes and prevent classes from being subclassed (Thanks @bowbahdoe!)
• Fix bug where email addresses that have a dotless domain or top level domain starting with the - character would be incorrectly classified as valid.
  For example, test@-foo and test@my.-domain should both be invalid.

v1.0.4

• You can now disallow email addresses with reserved domains listed in RFC 2606, such as example.com or .invalid.

  JMail.validator().disallowReservedDomains().isValid("test@example.com");
  

v1.0.3

• Fix bug where JMail did not consider single quoted symbols (ex. \@) as valid.

v1.0.2

• Better javadocs
• Internal performance improvements