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Even easier is to use john+someservice@doe.com. Works with any e-mail provider, ends up in your normal mailbox. Gmail even adds tags based on what follows the p
by danielk_ 10y ago
Even easier is to use john+someservice@doe.com. Works with any e-mail provider, ends up in your normal mailbox. Gmail even adds tags based on what follows the plus.
Might not work for some services due to ignorance of the spec or to prevent users doing this.
- mehrdadn 10y agoDoesn't really work since anyone with half a brain would remove the plus sign and after, knowing the email is more useful without that part. I've never caught anyone this way.
- avh02 10y agoproblem with that is websites who think they're super smart and believe that + is not a valid character in an email... sometimes it's just the javascript though and you can submit it via manual POST request.