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Because relay.firefox.com is now banned in China using google anycast, I can't use such a good feature, but cloudflare anycast can be used in China, and cloudflare's privacy protection is very good, and websites deployed on cloudflare can use privacy-protecting features such as ECH, Therefore, it is recommended to transfer the domain relay.firefox.com to Cloudflare ... View more

First off, I absolutely love the Relay service. I've gone all in on using Relay for pretty much every new signup to keep my main inbox clean and private. As I've used it more, I had an idea that I think would greatly increase it’s value for money (considering it’s a subscription based service) and flexibility. Right now, Relay protects my one main email address perfectly. But like a lot of people, I have a few different inboxes I use for different parts of my life. One for personal stuff, one for my freelance work, another for a coding project I contribute to. It would be amazing if I could protect all of them with my single Relay account. Here’s the basic idea: What if we could add and verify a few different destination emails in our Relay settings? Maybe you could just assign a number to each one, like: my-personal@email.com (is #0) my-work@email.com (is #1) my-project@email.com (is #2) Then, when I need a new mask for a work related site, I could tell Relay to generate one and just type +1 at the end of the random prefix. So it might look like: random-prefix+1@mozmail.com When Relay sees an email come in with that +1, it would know to forward it to my work email instead of my personal one. This would be a game changer for people like me who try to keep things compartmentalised. I could have truly separate, anonymous inboxes for every part of my life, all managed under one simple Relay subscription. For privacy focused professionals or developers, this would be a hugely valued and appreciated feature. It moves us into true inbox separation, which is super convenient. It seems like a natural next step for Relay, building on the core idea of privacy while giving power users more organisation and control. Just an idea from a very happy user. Thanks for listening and for building such a great tool. All the best. ... View more

Please expand firefox relay to create a full mozmail email to go along with the improved thunderbird.  I really like firefox relay and would be happy to pay for an email service just to support mozilla.  It would be great if it integrated pgp with the thunderbird app by default for all mozmail to mozmail emails. I believe this fits perfectly with the mozilla manifesto.  Thanks! P.S. I really like the idea of syncing multiple emails across devices with thunderbird and look forward to a ios app.  ... View more

It would be really useful if Firefox for iOS and Android supported the generation of Relay aliases. As it stands, a user has to open a separate tab, load the Relay website, login and then create an alias, copy it and then go back to where they needed it. It would be far easier to integrate alias creation within the browser itself. I think DuckDuckGo browser can do this, as an example. ... View more

I want to have the option to change my relay email address. When i made a relay account i had still my old email but now i have a new email address but i can't change it to my new email. I really love to have that option.  ... View more

Mozilla is a renowned organization that has always prioritized user privacy and security. The increasing concerns around privacy online have made it more important than ever for users to have access to comprehensive tools that safeguard their data. This is where Mozilla Shield comes in. Mozilla Shield is a proposed all-in-one solution that would bundle the various privacy and security services offered by Mozilla under one umbrella. It would combine the existing features like Firefox Relay and VPN while introducing a revamped password manager to offer a complete package for privacy-focused browsing. I am already a paid subscriber of Firefox Relay and VPN, and I really enjoy the privacy and security features they provide. However, as someone who is concerned about their online privacy and security, I don't feel comfortable storing my passwords natively in the browser. Every day, I am bombarded by advertisements for services like Dashlane, LastPass, NordPass, Bitwarden and 1Password and this is why I would suggest Mozilla make an attempt to capitalize on this market. I am currently a 1Password user, and it works great, however storing, storing and managing accounts with masked emails can be a bit cumbersome. If Mozilla decided to make "Shield" a product or implement these ideas, some features I would love to see that my current setup is missing is random username and pseudonym generation and individually lockable password vaults. I feel like an all-in-one solution with paid and free versions could be a great revenue generator for the foundation. ... View more

Firefox relay is really good to use. But what if we can send email from created alias?It can be great if we can reply to seller during online purchase using alias. Look at simplelogin, an also open-source anonymous email relay, it also does what Firefox relay do, but with more feature, including sending mail from alias. I hope Firefox relay have more feature in future. Cheers! ... View more

Sorry if this is a duplicate. I tried to find this suggestion, since it felt pretty obvious to me but I only found this comment that mentioned it.   I'd like to see support for fully custom domains in Relay, instead of only being able to register a subdomain in mozmail.com. Custom domains might make it harder for sites to detect masks (although they could probably figure it out with a DNS lookup but that's much more expensive than a simple text filter). Having relays under a custom domain makes it easier to migrate between different providers. It would make it easier to migrate away from Relay, but the same would apply to users that may wish to migrate to Relay from other providers that offer this feature (or a basic catch-all setup). This also includes the potential (if far-fetched) possibility of Mozilla shutting down Relay. Without custom domains, recovering access to masked address would be impossible. ... View more

With Firefox Relay doing email and (soon) doing phone numbers, I think the logical next step for a completely relayed private account creation online is Virtual Credit Cards which are pretty common in the US but pretty hard/impossible to get anywhere else in the world. Having this complete solution is nice but I'll add that I think email/phone number/virtual cards should idealy be purchasable independently because not everyone needs everything at once. ... View more

I just signed up for Firefox Relay. I like being able to create email aliases to cut down on spam/hide my email address. I would like to be able to choose which of my emails the alias forwards to. Say if I have a google, Microsoft, and proton email. I would like to be able to select which email it forwards to vs. being always forced to send the aliases to the same account. I understand this could be used to spam people, so having some sort of verification that you own the account when adding a new account would be necessary (i.e. send a verification code to the email etc) ... View more

Thunderbirdhas got a spaces toolbar to quickly switch between different tabs and Vivaldi allows us to put websites in its sidebar. These are very useful features so Firefox should have something like this for Firefox Relay or Mozilla VPN.     ... View more

Hi, My idea is the following: a paid feature/plan to monitor aliases created in Firefox Relay. The idea would be to integrate a checkbox after each alias to allow the user to monitor it for data leaks. ... View more

Hello everyone, When you create a custom domain in Relay (e.g. mydomain.mozmail.com), any email sent to any alias of that custom domain will be forwarded, whether it exists or not. If it doesn't exist, the alias will be created. To be clear, if you send mail to doesnotexists@mydomain.mozmail.com, a new alias "doesnotexists" will be created. I think Mozilla should allow their users to disable this catch-all feature on their custom domains. It allows malicious mailing lists to send mail without the user even being able to block the sender (since the sender could be a random forwarded alias). ... View more

It would be great if phone masking was expanded out to support more countries like the United Kingdom.  I would find this extremely useful and would love to use this feature as soon as it comes out. ... View more

Thunderbird Current:  All accounts use the same internet connection (under General settings) Thunderbird Request: Allow for each account an individual proxy setting (under Account settings) If nto set general setting is used ... View more

It would be great if there was an option to change the order of the email masks in Firefox Relay. You could have the options to order them by: Date (new to old/old to new) Number of emails forwarded Number of replies through that mask Number of Trackers removed Number of emails blocked ... View more

The Firefox relay add-on requires a VPN to work in China, when will that change. Although I have a VPN, I don't like to turn it on every time I use Firefox relay ... View more

Clicking Password Button, Saved Password of the website which is opened now show. You can add, copy, edit, and delete password there. In addition, you can check if your email address is safe by Firefox Monitor. If it's a Firefox Relay's address, the Firefox Relay icon shows, clicking open manager of Firefox Relay. Password auto-saving and auto-insert sometimes doesn't work. And you need enter password to other apps. You can use this in these situation. ... View more

I think it would be a good deal Mozilla to sponsor esports tournaments and also esports teams around the world giving to the Firefox brand lots of visibility and an good place to not only show their products (mainly Firefox) but also connect with the audience on the ground as well.   - ESL Pro League, one of the most prestigious Counter-Strike 2 (CS2) esports leagues in the world; - Call of Duty League, a professional esports league for the Call of Duty (CoD) video game; - League of Legends World Championship, the most popular esports tournament in the world for the League of Legends (LoL) video game; - Valorant Tournament a professional esports league for the Valorant video game; - Overwatch League, a professional esports league for the Overwatch video game.   ... View more