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I do this with FastMail aliases, works great!
by mstade 6y ago
I do this with FastMail aliases, works great!
- glitchc 6y agoAhh aliases. Still show up in the main account though. I guess they can be filtered as spam.
- the_pwner224 6y agoFastmail also has a catch all / wildcard option which I am using. You don't need to create aliases for every email; instead any email to *@mydomain.com goes to my single email inbox. And similarly I can send from anything@mydomain.com.
- jabroni_salad 6y agoI use a subdomain for it. Anything to that subdomain is marked as read and filed in the "spam-adjacent" folder. I'll look in there for transactional stuff and marketing bs never increments my unread counter. Only real people appear in my actual inbox and it's basically email nirvana.
- mstade 6y agoThe way I do it is I use a subdomain for any aliased email, e.g. vendor.com@account.mydomain.com and then I just have rules to move anything sent to account.mydomain.com to a separate folder, then it never shows up in the main mailbox unless I put it there myself. Works fine!