Msgdrop – Test emails, webhooks and 2FA using a simple API
Hey HN crowd, I'll spare the marketing speak and talk straight and honest here which I think most of you will appreciate. I was on a team not too long ago where we needed to test emails from an automated test run. Think of the stuff like magic login links, verification links, etc. Normally when we had such cases then these user journeys were tested manually by our QA engineers and this always bugged me a lot. None of the tools which we found on the internet really convinced us. They were either completely open and wholly insecure or only accessible through a UI and very cumbersome to use.…
Msgdrop – Test emails, webhooks and 2FA using a simple API launched on July 25, 2024 with 5 votes, #2,267 of 5,184 launches that month and more than 50% of that year's launches.
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Hey HN crowd, I'll spare the marketing speak and talk straight and honest here which I think most of you will appreciate. I was on a team not too long ago where we needed to test emails from an automated test run. Think of the stuff like magic login links, verification links, etc. Normally when we had such cases then…
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