Firefox Private Relay

Anyone have an invite? Getting sick of needing to give out a spam email address to garbage sites that block GuerrillaMail. https://github.com/mozilla/fx-private-relay https://relay.firefox.com

The idea is good. Let's hope the sites won't block it after the first few months or Mozilla drop it as they usually do with experimental features.

Aside from this and Apple's offering, does anyone know of other similar services? Halfway tempted to upgrade my ProtonMail account so I can just use a catchall address on my custom domain instead.

https://github.com/anonaddy/anonaddy

I've been wanting to set something like this up on my mail server. What other options are out there for self-hosted email aliases (besides this, obviously)? Can it be done just with dovecot/postfix config and/or minimal scripting?

>>11084 i should elaborate. the reason i'm not entirely content with just this is because i'd prefer to have something like account aliases on the actual mail service rather than a seperate relay that just forwards things to my main email account.

>>11085 Yahoo Mail had it so you can create alias addresses for a Yahoo Mail account. I'm not sure if you still can make new ones but I at least am aware old ones still work. Probably not the kind of email provider you're looking for though.

>>11085 >account aliases on the actual mail service What's the point of that? Just to avoid spam? If the relay is on your personal server that does not add much privacy.

>>11978 depends on what you mean by privacy. it doesn't add anonymity, but it should prevent different services from correlating accounts by comparing email addresses. e.g. myname_serviceA@example.com and myname_serviceB@example.com are unlikely to be seen as the same person from a datamining perspective since the number of people that run their own domain is too small a minority to be worth accounting for.

>>11066 Relay just launched globally.