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It’s not Thunderbird, but I do this in Fastmail (web or app) using their “masked email” feature. Replies come from the same alias created uniquely for my Netfli
by mdavidn 5y ago
It’s not Thunderbird, but I do this in Fastmail (web or app) using their “masked email” feature. Replies come from the same alias created uniquely for my Netflix account.
https://www.fastmail.help/hc/en-us/articles/4406536368911-Masked-Email https://www.fastmail.help/hc/en-us/articles/4406536368911-Ma...
- AndrewDavis 5y agoYou can do this without masked email too. I have a wildcard alias setup so *@mydomain.tld are accepted, and I have a wildcard sending identity *@mydomain.tld If you have a sending identity that matches with the address the email was received, on the app and webui it will reply from that address. Disclaimer: I work at Fastmail, but not on the webui or app.
- jmcphers 5y agoFastmail does SUCH a great job managing multiple addresses and domains. My favorite feature is the auto-BCC so that when I'm sending from a joint e-mail address I share with my wife, she always gets a copy.
- adamcstephens 5y agoThanks, I didn't know this was an option. Turning on now. :)
- mritzmann 5y agoI am a Fastmail customer for 2-3 years. That was the reason, why I switched to you guys!
- 0ldskool 5y agoI've been trying to decide if I should switch from GApps to Fastmail. This is the killer feature I wanted along with unlimited domains, looks like I'll be transferring over soon.
- masklinn 5y ago> I have a wildcard sending identity *@mydomain.tld Uh. Neat, I’ve been adding aliases individually as I needed them.
- OJFord 5y agoI did that too when I used Fastmail, was a right pain, wish I'd known!
- ectopod 5y agoIt never occurred to me to try a wildcard. I was getting sick of adding sending identities in fastmail. Thanks for the tip!