emcognito.com · Privacy & Security
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Create a disposable Emcognito alias the moment a site asks for your email, and fill it in one click. Stop giving out your real email. Emcognito creates a disposable forwarding address at the exact moment a website asks for one. Click the button that appears inside the email field, and the form is filled with a fresh alias that forwards to your real inbox. You never leave the page and you never open the dashboard. When an alias starts attracting spam, suspend it from your Emcognito dashboard. The sender is cut off; every other alias keeps working. Your real address was never exposed, so there is nothing to clean up and no forwarding rule to unpick. WHAT YOU GET • A new alias on any signup form, in one click • A keyboard shortcut (Alt+Shift+E) that mints and fills without touching the mouse • Your remaining monthly forwards, visible in the popup • Recent aliases, with one-click copy • Unlimited aliases on every plan, including the free one • 100 forwards a month free, no credit card BUILT SO IT CANNOT WATCH YOU Emcognito ships with access to no websites at all. Click the toolbar icon and it looks at that one page, for that one click — nothing else. If you would rather have the in-field button appear automatically, you grant that access yourself from the options page, and you can revoke it at any time. The only thing sent to Emcognito when you create an alias is the hostname of the site you are signing up for, so the alias has a name you will recognise later. The page's contents, its title, what you type and where else you go are not read and not transmitted. REQUIRES AN EMCOGNITO ACCOUNT Sign in once at emcognito.com — there is no password, just a link sent to your inbox — and the extension picks the session up automatically. It never asks you for a password or a token, because there is nothing to ask for. Free plan: unlimited aliases, 100 forwards a month. Paid plans raise the forward limit. Full terms at https://emcognito.com/terms
Sep 5, 2026
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