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• May 13, 2026
  description

  Hand out a different email to every site, without ever signing in to a third-party service.
  
  Email Alias Generator turns the hostname of whatever tab you're on into a unique throwaway address — for example [email protected] or [email protected] — and lets you copy it or autofill it directly into the signup form. The address is generated entirely inside your browser. Nothing is sent to any server, no account is created anywhere, and you don't need an API key.
  
  Why a generator instead of "just type a random address"?
  Because consistent, sortable, easy-to-block aliases beat the random ones you make up at 11pm. Every alias carries the site's name, so when an unfamiliar one starts getting spam you know exactly who leaked it — and you can block that one address forever without disturbing any other.
  
  Works with what you already have
  The extension produces well-formed addresses; whichever provider you've already configured does the actual delivery. Tested mental models include:
  
  SimpleLogin, AnonAddy / addy.io, or Proton Pass with a custom domain and catch-all switched on
  Apple iCloud Mail with a custom domain (catch-all)
  Fastmail catch-all on a custom domain
  Self-hosted setups (Mailcow, Mailu, Postfix + rewriting, etc.)
  Plain Gmail, Outlook, or Proton without a custom domain — switch on plus-addressing mode and the extension produces [email protected]
  What's in the popup
  
  Site name auto-detected from the active tab (with optional shortenings — news.ycombinator.com becomes hn)
  Random suffix you can re-roll with a single click
  Multiple alias domains with per-domain default
  Copy to clipboard, or fill the focused email field on the page
  What's in the settings
  
  Format editor: separator (. - _ none), suffix kind (digits / hex / random word / none), suffix length, ordering, lowercase, plus-addressing
  Per-domain format overrides — your personal catch-all uses one format, a Gmail plus-address uses another
  Site-name override map for hostnames that produce ugly slugs
  Local searchable history with notes, copy-back, and JSON or CSV export — capped (or fully disabled) to keep storage tiny
  Backup: export every setting and the full history to a single JSON file; import on another machine with one click
  Keyboard and right-click
  
  Default shortcut Alt+Shift+E generates, copies, and (where possible) autofills in one keystroke. Rebindable from your browser's extension shortcut settings.
  Right-click any email field on a page for "Generate alias email for this site"
  Privacy, in plain terms
  
  Zero network requests. Confirm with DevTools → Network at any time.
  No telemetry, no analytics, no crash reporting, no remote configuration.
  Everything is stored locally in your browser's extension storage.
  The page-autofill capability requires an extra permission that is requested only the first time you use it. The extension never reads other content on the page.
  The full privacy statement is in PRIVACY.md in the source repository.
  Open source
  Source code, issue tracker, and roadmap live on GitHub under the MIT license. Contributions welcome — the project is deliberately tiny and dependency-free so anyone can read the whole thing in an afternoon.

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• May 13, 2026
  short_description

  Generate disposable alias emails from the current tab. Local-first; works with any catch-all or plus-addressing email provider.

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• May 13, 2026
  permissions

  activeTab, storage

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• May 13, 2026
  category

  make_chrome_yours/privacy

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• May 13, 2026
  name

  Email Alias Generator

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