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I briefly got very excited about this since I'm a fastmail user, but apparently I need a 1Password account too? I don'nt understand why that would be, Fastmail
by SamWhited 5y ago
I briefly got very excited about this since I'm a fastmail user, but apparently I need a 1Password account too? I don'nt understand why that would be, Fastmail is the email provider, they are the ones who can create random aliases. I don't use 1Password (they're terrible in my previous experiences with them and I prefer something that vaguely operates on principals I like), so why should I be forced to give them my data just to use a feature of my email provider? I'm sure there's something important I'm missing here.
- jakelazaroff 5y agoIt looks the 1Password integration is only for convenience. You can still go into Fastmail settings and create masked email addresses manually.
- SamWhited 5y agoThat's great news! The post made it sound like you had to have a 1Password account, but now that it's showing up in my account it doesn't appear to be the case. Thanks!
- lucideer 5y ago2nd confirmation here: I'm a Fastmail user who's never had a 1Password account and I seem to be able to create masked emails in settings no problem.