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That was my first thought, however, from the docs: MailerJS will send mail to the address you enter on your account page. You can't specify the receiver dynami
by wvl 15y ago
That was my first thought, however, from the docs:
MailerJS will send mail to the address you enter on your account page. You can't specify the receiver dynamically, as client-side JavaScript is publicly accessible by definition, and we want to protect you from spammers.
Why steal someone's api key just so you can send them email?
- oconnore 15y ago(not something I would do, but someone else would) To put them over their account limit.