Firefox Relay - Hide your real email address to help protect your identity.

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Firefox Relay makes it easy to create aliases, randomly generated email addresses that forward to your real inbox. Use it to protect your online accounts - and your identity - from hackers.

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“We are planning an additional feature to let you reply anonymously to senders.” Now THAT is going to be AWESOME :)
Short video showing what it's like to use Firefox Relay with and without the extension. I like the integration with Firefox. Couldn't find an extension for Chrome unfortunately.
So there’s a limit on how many aliases one can have? That kinda renders the service almost useless. Firefox says “Use it to protect your online accounts” but only as long as you only need to make up to 5 accounts :/
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I think they plan to offer a paid service with unlimited aliases. Firefox is looking for ways to monetize their products.
that’s fine but they should mention it on the landing page or at the very least in the dashboard once you’re logged in. It just tells you you can make up to 5 addresses, but doesn’t tell you how/when/if you’ll ever be able to get more.
I've been looking exactly for this! 🙏
This is something I would actually use! What I like about this is its open source as well! I'm usually not comfortable with downloaded extension plugins as I'm aware that many are malicious ones.
It’s made by Firefox… Unless you’re also uncomfortable using the Firefox browser, that should’t be an issue here.
I love this but I fear that loads of companies will start blocking relay.firefox.com email addresses if this becomes popular...
Cool!
I am loving the vision
I like the idea of this! My current workaround for this problem is to use a combo of alt Outlook/Gmail accounts for more “spammy” newsletters that I don’t want going to my main account + various accounts for one-off needs... but it would be nice to be able to manage a single inbox only. What happens when you’ve used up the 5 aliases and gotten rid of/burned 1 of them? Will you get a replacement with the free version, or does that only come with the paid version?
Awesome product, quite similar to
Nice initiative from Firefox! It resembles a lot
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