Temp Fast Mail
Simple self hosted 10 minute mail service that's open source
What it does
Hey everyone! First time posting here, I have created side project as made it open source. I wanted a simple self hosted disposable email solution for privacy and control, but I could not find one that fit my needs. So I built TempFastMail. It lets you quickly spin up temporary inboxes on your own server, receive emails without giving away your real address, and keep everything fully under your control.
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- TNTemp.now – A free temporary disposable email generator2024 · temp.now · ▲45
Yesterday I registered the domain temp.now. Today, I deployed a temporary email tool using open-source code, which is convenient for registering products and services. As long as you save the login credentials, you can keep the generated addresses indefinitely. Enjoy! EN URL: https://temp.now/en/
- ASA simple disposable email service – TemporaryMail.com2020 · ▲8
TemporaryMail.com was created after struggling to find a working, secure and reliable service which provides temporary email addresses. The goal is to keep this service as simple to use as possible - while also always providing a free option which does not require registration. Some of the features: - Multiple domains to choose from, each with unique hostnames and IPs. - Support for inline images in emails. - Attachments are supported and can be downloaded. - Read your emails safely inside a sandbox (all external scripts disabled). - Read emails without automatically loading any external…
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