I love the anonymity. It makes me feel a measure of safety.

i depend totally on you guys and your systems

Quite useful, but would be even better if the addon icon in the fields allowed to pick from the existing email addresses, and also if it was ported to Firefox Android :)

It doesn't work with twitter log in page :(

How sensless is that function in an email field to generate a relay adress instead of selecting one of the existings??

Usefull, but I would like to be able to fill the field from the extension button without having to go to another page (that would also avoid having to write a mail by hand when pasting is disabled)

I like its only 2 things i not happy and this is some sites no accept this email address i get from create alias and also i scared if mozilla keep or no keep this extension because when log in site it ask me rate if i be sad if this extension is gone. I be sad but i not sure if plan remove this or not please say me mozilla

Great extension, but would be nice to also have the ability to toggle the aliases that were created from forwarding to blocking within the extension icon rather than send us to a webpage to manage something simple like that.

It's good, I would just use it for newsletters, I have 1 problem though, when I can only create 5 aliases, I need to reuse the aliases, which don't show up in the login screen, it is VERY INCONVENIENT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! other than that, I'm happy.

Nice concept and execution but theservice is tied to mozzila mailserver. Many mail providers are ofering a joker system. I wish this would offer the option to user any alias email generated from a rule in config ie: mytrashbox+fessedebouc@gmail.com

feels good to have better protection

So far so good!! I agree with others that this would be even better if process was streamlined. My great difficulty is finding that Facebook does not accept it for a new email address (I gather due to the sub-domains) - If this was taken care of - it would be a 5 star rating - Thanks

прекрасное дополнение!!!!

Great product. However, I was not able to get an email forwarded from archive.org. The FAQ page led me to here.