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<input id="mail" type="email"> it is accepting string values such as asdf.asdf@asdf If we fullfill it's requirement by providing "." and "@" it is accepting the values as correct format for email.
asdf.asdf@asdf looks like syntactically valid email address to me. The purpose of validation is not to verify the particular email address exists and emails can be delivered to it - it validate just syntax.