This version of yours should work
def browser_email(): context = dict(
verification_url_on_site_enabled=False,
illustration_image_enabled=False,
main_title_enabled=False
)
return response.render('templates/email_verification.html', context)
Yes put it in a model. A module is also fine as long as you get response
from gluon.current.
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