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I have always wanted to go down the one email per service method but it seemed to cumbersome to manage. Looks like it may be feasible now. As someone who uses
by YPPH 5y ago
I have always wanted to go down the one email per service method but it seemed to cumbersome to manage. Looks like it may be feasible now.
As someone who uses Fastmail and 1Password, thank you for posting this. Currently really impressed with both services, the prospect of linking the two and obtaining unique email addresses is even better!
- Normal_gaussian 5y agoI've been doing it with fastmail for a long time (I used another provider before them as well). I really don't see that the 1P integration changes much (I don't use 1P though, I use Bitwarden and KeepassXC, so maybe I'm missing something?).
- mulmen 5y agoI do it but you need a client that supports it in replies. The Fastmail web UI allows you to send from the custom email address. Clients like iOS Mail demand you configure an account-per-sender rather than letting you add an arbitrary address to the from: line. I end up in a situation where if I don't pay close attention I leak my "main" email address.