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> One of their most underrated features is aliases. You have up to 500 email addresses on each account, which means all of your subscriptions can be a different
by Mayzie 7y ago
> One of their most underrated features is aliases. You have up to 500 email addresses on each account, which means all of your subscriptions can be a different email account, and those accounts can't be correlated by 3rd-parties.
This is an amazing feature that I utilise all the time. I just however wish I could easily reply from that alias, as opposed to my primary one.
Yes, I know you can have a wildcard send-from address like *@account.yourdomain.com, but it will default to account@yourdomain.com and you have to manually select and replace the wildcard with the email you want to send from. As opposed to just auto-filling out the From field with the address that initially received the email.
- lozf 7y agoYou can do this if you configure those addresses under Settings, Sending Identities (used to be called Personalities IIRC). It slightly annoying the first time, but once done, any hitting reply to a mail sent to one of those addresses will already have the appropriate From header set.