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gmail supports having +stuff in your email address too. it's fairly easy to set up filters to put stuff into folders based on the email it got sent to.
by Doxin 10y ago
gmail supports having +stuff in your email address too. it's fairly easy to set up filters to put stuff into folders based on the email it got sent to.
- imron 10y agoThat's different from what I described above. You don't use a '+' at all in the fastmail email addresses you give out. For example, say with gmail you have name+stuff@gmail.com, with fastmail you could use that if you wanted, but you can also use stuff@name.fastmail.com If fastmail receives mail on that address, it converts it for you as if it had been sent to name+stuff@fastmail.com instead. This happens entirely on the fly so you can make 'proper looking' emails without a '+'