We launched a fun feature in partnership with @Fastmail today!

Also I will take any excuse to buy a new vanity domain 🤣

Fastmail Settings screen showing whowantstoknow.ca as my masked email domain
An example of generating a private whowantstoknow.ca email on a webpage

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  1. alans Avatar

    @thatguygriff I haven’t had a chance to try this out yet but think it’s a great offering. Even better that I can use a custom domain! I probably have one or two hanging around…

  2. lmika Avatar

    @thatguygriff This looks great. I’ve got my integration all set up. Looking forward to using it on my next sign-up.

  3. rom Avatar

    @thatguygriff Fastmail and 1Password linked. Would prefer using the Fastmail.com domain for better anonymity. wink

  4. thatguygriff Avatar

    @rom I was going to use the Fastmail.com domain for anonymity, but then I realized I could go further and be silly while obfuscating my personal email.

    I’m helpless when it comes to resisting the purchase of silly domains.

  5. rom Avatar

    @thatguygriff Hahaha! Got one and attached it to my Apple custom domain, though. At least this one, I can share with family, although limited (3 aliases only for them). I use Simplelogin.io — if you can link with this (Son, the developer, is awesome!) like Fastmail, it will be great, too. 🙂 The more, the merrier (unless there is Fastmail exclusivity).

  6. warner Avatar

    @thatguygriff been doing this with AnonAddy for a while now. Props for bringing it to the masses!

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