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Sounds like it's time for someone to set up an email service that offers the same functionality without the +. There would be some headaches and it would limit
by alach11 2y ago
Sounds like it's time for someone to set up an email service that offers the same functionality without the +. There would be some headaches and it would limit the degrees of freedom users have with base email addresses, but I'd use it!
- nzach 2y agoFastmail already provides this feature if you have a custom domain. If you have 'domain.com' you can receive emails either on 'foo@domain.com' or 'bar@foo.domain.com' without problems.
- pavel_lishin 2y agoIt sounds like panix already did.
- kreyenborgi 2y agoFastmail lets you make as many redirects as you want, no + in them. You can even get an api key for it and plug that into bitwarden, so that when you sign up for whatever, you click bitwarden, generate password, generate email, sign in and it's all set. So smooth. (I sound like an ad, but internet pinky promise no affiliation)
- cafeinux 2y agohttps://relay.firefox.com/ https://relay.firefox.com/ may be a tool for that. I never used it, as I use a catch-all, but may use it in the future.
- s900mhz 2y agoApple and Proton Mail both let you do this without the plus sign. You just have to generate the alias through their password apps.