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Looks very promising, and it's about what I do currently (using my own domain and a catch-all email address).
by spydez 18y ago
Looks very promising, and it's about what I do currently (using my own domain and a catch-all email address).
- rudyfink 18y agoYeah, I've wanted this service, but I want it for my own domain. I want a Firefox widget that sits in my browser and communicates with something on my server. When I show up to a site it offers me the option to log on or generate an address, preferably by category. The addresses feed into categorical email address. Say 139sdfjf.myshopping@rudyfink.com all goes to myshopping or preferably, I just designate the generated 139sdfjf@ address to end up in shopping so an internal structure wouldn't be exposed. In a perfect world this aliasing system would be linked to my spam filters and be website aware so if anything came in on a particular email address it could automatically act to cancel that particular email and map a new one to the account. I'd of course be delighted if a standard protocol for handling these anonymous identity interactions with websites could be developed so the whole process would be transparent. In an even more perfect world, this system would work transparently with many similar systems that get approved FOAF style. Identity and informational spam management could become much nicer than it is today.