Firefox Relay adds toolbar shortcut to help you filter spam faster
Mozilla has added a toolbar shortcut for its email masking service Firefox Relay. The shortcut lets you quickly access the service to create a new email alias or use an existing one on any website without needing to pull up your Relay dashboard. Premium users can also now create custom labels for their email aliases.
Firefox Relay is a relatively new privacy tool from Mozilla, a company that takes pride in creating privacy-first products. Launched in 2020, it lets you mask your email address by creating aliases. You can create multiple aliases for a single email address and use them across apps and websites. This will hide your original email address from those websites, protecting it from data breaches.
Moreover, Mozilla will scan any incoming emails and remove trackers before forwarding them to your inbox. This helps declutter your inbox of promotional and junk emails to some extent.
At launch, Firefox Relay was exclusive to Mozilla’s web browser Firefox. Earlier this year, the company added support for third-party Chromium-based browsers such as Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge. It has now announced a major update for the tool, making it more accessible to everyone.
Firefox Relay’s browser extension is getting a persistent shortcut that appears on every website. Whenever you want to enter an email alias, you can use this shortcut to quickly create one. You can also copy and paste an existing email alias directly through this toolbar shortcut.
Firefox Relay lets premium users create custom labels for email aliases
Additionally, Firefox Relay users with a Premium subscription are getting the ability to add custom labels to every email alias they have created. For example, if you have multiple aliases used on shopping websites, you can group them all in one place with a label.
Likewise, you can use labels to group aliases by their use such as finance, entertainment, social media, and more. All of these features are available on the Firefox Relay for desktop and Android versions of the Firefox browser as well as all supported third-party browsers.
As you’d expect, the free version of the service comes with some limitations. Most notably, you can only create a maximum of five email aliases. The $2/month (or $12/year) Premium version gives you unlimited aliases, block promotional emails, replay emails anonymously, and more perks (via).
Mozilla also offers pricier tiers with more features. The $5/month (or $48/year) tier adds a phone mask to protect your phone number, while the $7/month plan bundles Mozilla VPN. Click here to add Firefox Relay to your browser.
Mozilla has added a toolbar shortcut for its email masking service Firefox Relay. The shortcut lets you quickly access the service to create a new email alias or use an existing one on any website without needing to pull up your Relay dashboard. Premium users can also now create custom labels for their email aliases.
Firefox Relay is a relatively new privacy tool from Mozilla, a company that takes pride in creating privacy-first products. Launched in 2020, it lets you mask your email address by creating aliases. You can create multiple aliases for a single email address and use them across apps and websites. This will hide your original email address from those websites, protecting it from data breaches.
Moreover, Mozilla will scan any incoming emails and remove trackers before forwarding them to your inbox. This helps declutter your inbox of promotional and junk emails to some extent.
At launch, Firefox Relay was exclusive to Mozilla’s web browser Firefox. Earlier this year, the company added support for third-party Chromium-based browsers such as Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge. It has now announced a major update for the tool, making it more accessible to everyone.
Firefox Relay’s browser extension is getting a persistent shortcut that appears on every website. Whenever you want to enter an email alias, you can use this shortcut to quickly create one. You can also copy and paste an existing email alias directly through this toolbar shortcut.
Firefox Relay lets premium users create custom labels for email aliases
Additionally, Firefox Relay users with a Premium subscription are getting the ability to add custom labels to every email alias they have created. For example, if you have multiple aliases used on shopping websites, you can group them all in one place with a label.
Likewise, you can use labels to group aliases by their use such as finance, entertainment, social media, and more. All of these features are available on the Firefox Relay for desktop and Android versions of the Firefox browser as well as all supported third-party browsers.
As you’d expect, the free version of the service comes with some limitations. Most notably, you can only create a maximum of five email aliases. The $2/month (or $12/year) Premium version gives you unlimited aliases, block promotional emails, replay emails anonymously, and more perks (via).
Mozilla also offers pricier tiers with more features. The $5/month (or $48/year) tier adds a phone mask to protect your phone number, while the $7/month plan bundles Mozilla VPN. Click here to add Firefox Relay to your browser.
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