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This extension suggests the user generated alias name according to current visited page
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This extension finds each email input in any site and automatically fills out your auto generated proxy mail.
For example when visiting example.com and it asks for your email address the extension will automatically recognize the email text box and fill out "[email protected]"
Latest reviews
- (2019-06-22) xdapvt1: Installed the extension, and Never got past "Register" with my gMail address. Site just showed "Sign in with gMail" and stared back at me for 7 TRIES. LOL! I really want this one also, since it had a "control" switch to turn of spam email mail. AND... there are more email address that "could be used" to set up an account, like yahoo, or mail.com or hundreds that might work better to register with to get an account? And I do love to give out 5 Stars, and also donate to easy use extensions. [email protected]
- (2018-06-25) McKenzie LS: Good for managing email aliases (to help avoid spam), but there needs to be an option to turn off email-address field auto-fill, as this can be quite annoying when you don't want every email address field to be automatically populated with an alias. A better option would be clicking the extension icon, and it offering to populate the field, or even just displaying an email address for me to copy & paste, rather than default auto-filling.
- (2017-09-03) Anthony Painter: Super helpful, fast extension. Does what it says and does it well :-)
Statistics
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198
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Rating
4.2857 (7 votes)
Last update / version
2017-08-28 / 0.0.0.8
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