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irazasyed / email-masker

Email Masker is an open-source browser extension that helps you generate and use masked email addresses for your online accounts.
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Email Masking Services List #11

Open irazasyed opened 9 months ago

irazasyed commented 9 months ago

Trying to build a list of all third-party services that can be used with this extension to manage/create masked email addresses.

irazasyed commented 9 months ago

@pabloscloud Got any more services in mind?

pabloscloud commented 9 months ago

There's simplelogin: seems like [domain].randomword@simplelogin.co and [domain].randomword@aleeas.com, passinbox.com by proton: [domain].[random:5]@passinbox.com, as well as firefox relay by mozilla: [random:9]@mozmail.com. AnonAddy is also a service. Don't know how there adresses look like.

pabloscloud commented 9 months ago

but if we could get access to their API, we could possibly integrate it into our extension too.

You can just use the authorization: Bearer as API token to generate them.

I've actually used this setup for a year or so and never had any problems.

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irazasyed commented 9 months ago

You can just use the authorization: Bearer as API token to generate them.

I've actually used this setup for a year or so and never had any problems.

Nice find. Thanks for sharing and the list of other services.

I'm thinking of adding support for one or more of these services and make it easy to use. So just pick a service, add the API key and any other required config values, and you're good to go.

This would be a feature for some major version in near future.

Teda9 commented 8 months ago

Trying to build a list of all third-party services that can be used with this extension to manage/create masked email addresses.

  • Skiff.com: Provides Quick Aliases Support. Up to 10 aliases for free.
  • Gmail.com: You can suffix anything after the "+" to the username and basically have unlimited aliases. Ex: name+[domain]@gmail.com
  • Cloudflare Email Route: Setting up a catch-all domain that routes all inbound emails to one or more addresses can then be used with the extension to generate unlimited masked emails with the extension.
  • Apple iCloud+ Mail: They have their own system, so need to look into if we can setup through their API (if any).
  • Fastmail: Paid service with API support to create unlimited masked emails.
  • DuckDuckGo Email Protection: They have their own extension which lets you generate masked emails but if we could get access to their API, we could possibly integrate it into our extension too.
  • maildrop.cc: They let you generate random emails on-fly and access inbox, although it's public, so it's not really recommended for personal use but it can be useful for burner email addresses. There are other similar sites too.

Remove the restriction "Email Format must end with *.maskmy.id", and the program will work perfectly with "Cloudflare Email Route". I think It's not hard to implement, hope to see this update in the next version, thanks! # In addition， Skiff.com also have three Quick Alias domains. @mailbox.zip, @sailmail.io, and @maskmy.id.

pabloscloud commented 8 months ago

Trying to build a list of all third-party services that can be used with this extension to manage/create masked email addresses.

  • Skiff.com: Provides Quick Aliases Support. Up to 10 aliases for free.
  • Gmail.com: You can suffix anything after the "+" to the username and basically have unlimited aliases. Ex: name+[domain]@gmail.com
  • Cloudflare Email Route: Setting up a catch-all domain that routes all inbound emails to one or more addresses can then be used with the extension to generate unlimited masked emails with the extension.
  • Apple iCloud+ Mail: They have their own system, so need to look into if we can setup through their API (if any).
  • Fastmail: Paid service with API support to create unlimited masked emails.
  • DuckDuckGo Email Protection: They have their own extension which lets you generate masked emails but if we could get access to their API, we could possibly integrate it into our extension too.
  • maildrop.cc: They let you generate random emails on-fly and access inbox, although it's public, so it's not really recommended for personal use but it can be useful for burner email addresses. There are other similar sites too.

Remove the restriction "Email Format must end with *.maskmy.id", and the program will work perfectly with "Cloudflare Email Route". I think It's not hard to implement, hope to see this update in the next version, thanks! # In addition， Skiff.com also have three Quick Alias domains. @mailbox.zip, @sailmail.io, and @maskmy.id.

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