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Generate and fill random email aliases using your own domains. Generate a fresh email address at your own domain with one click. AliasMint adds a small @ button beside email fields on websites. Click it to generate and fill an address, or generate and copy one directly from the extension menu. Choose a preset or customize your own address template: • Random letters and digits: nx7pjk4wtd2q@yourdomain.com • Two words plus a random year: lovelydove1950@yourdomain.com • Two words plus four random digits: lovelydove4827@yourdomain.com Combine random words, letters, digits, years, and website names to create your preferred format. Preview your template before saving. Simple to use: • Add your domains and choose which ones are enabled. • Generate beside email fields without submitting the form. • Generate and copy an address from the extension menu for use anywhere. Optional alias history helps you find an address you forgot to save: • See the website associated with each alias. • Edit website associations and add notes. • Copy or delete individual entries. • Export and import history backups. • Keep entries until you choose to delete them. Everything is generated locally in your browser. No account, API key, tracking, or external service connection is required. Your settings and optional history are stored locally in the extension. Useful for catch-all email, test addresses, or domains configured with a forwarding service such as SimpleLogin. AliasMint generates addresses; it does not create mailboxes or configure forwarding.
Oct 14, 2026
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