I'd love to see a simple browser addon that takes care of generating an email for new sites, because there are several similar services out there and I think on all of them you have to manually go generate an email. Kind of a silly preference maybe because it's still easy to do manually, but it would make the paid service more attractive I think.
Show HN: Why share your email address when you can hide it?
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Re: Show HN: Why share your email address when you can hide it?
#22I'd love to see a simple browser addon that takes care of generating an email for new sites, because there are several similar services out there and I think on all of them you have to manually go generate an email. Kind of a silly preference maybe because it's still easy to do manually, but it would make the paid service more attractive I think.
Re: Show HN: Why share your email address when you can hide it?
#23Are you keeping a copy of everyone's emails so you can mine them and sell the data? You'd make a fortune. That stuff is worth a lot. Also, can you prove that's not happening?
No I do not keep any emails, and a valid concern for sure. I mean I do not have an easy way to show anyone. But I have thought about how to deal with such a request, and my thinking was to have a video call with someone and show. For the moment that is how I would solve that. Not ideal but ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Re: Show HN: Why share your email address when you can hide it?
#24Re: Show HN: Why share your email address when you can hide it?
#25I'd love to see a simple browser addon that takes care of generating an email for new sites, because there are several similar services out there and I think on all of them you have to manually go generate an email. Kind of a silly preference maybe because it's still easy to do manually, but it would make the paid service more attractive I think.
Re: Show HN: Why share your email address when you can hide it?
#26I'd love to see a simple browser addon that takes care of generating an email for new sites, because there are several similar services out there and I think on all of them you have to manually go generate an email. Kind of a silly preference maybe because it's still easy to do manually, but it would make the paid service more attractive I think.
Blur by Abine. Also masks your phone numbers, your credit cards and is a password manager on top of that. https://www.abine.com/
Re: Show HN: Why share your email address when you can hide it?
#27Great for a particular watch store that LOVES to sell your data.
Re: Show HN: Why share your email address when you can hide it?
#28Earlier quoted context omitted.
Blur by Abine. Also masks your phone numbers, your credit cards and is a password manager on top of that. https://www.abine.com/
I used abine and then created my own, because I wanted it simple, and their offering got a bit bloated with those other services.
Re: Show HN: Why share your email address when you can hide it?
#29I'd love to see a simple browser addon that takes care of generating an email for new sites, because there are several similar services out there and I think on all of them you have to manually go generate an email. Kind of a silly preference maybe because it's still easy to do manually, but it would make the paid service more attractive I think.
Re: Show HN: Why share your email address when you can hide it?
#30I'd love to see a simple browser addon that takes care of generating an email for new sites, because there are several similar services out there and I think on all of them you have to manually go generate an email. Kind of a silly preference maybe because it's still easy to do manually, but it would make the paid service more attractive I think.
Firefox Relay is what you are looking for.