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Hi everyone, this one is under consideration, pending anti-spam measures we might need to take.
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The possibility seems to exist but far to commplicated for classic users
And what about not having to create an account(reverse or simplelogin)?
Just use that alias immediatly (without doing anything else, in the "from" area when sending an email
Just maybe to have the possibility when creating the alias to say
1) if it will be used to send emails (so it will automaticaly appears in the "from" area when sending an email
2) the displayed name that will see the receiver of the email -
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And what about not having to create an account?
Just use that alias immediatly (without doing anything else, in the "from" area when sendong an email
Just maybe to have the possibility when creating the alias to say
1) if it will be used to send emails
2) what should be the name displayed to the person who received the emailnic
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I think the main need is to use alias in the "from" area when sending an email
Some possibilities
- when an alias is created, to have a check box asking "do you want to use this alias to send email?" In that case, it would be good to put the "sender names" that will be displayed for the person how will receive the mail. ANd nothing else to do to have the possibility to choose the alias as sender (no reverse ..... no simplelogin, no ......)
- And what about managing yourself (protonmail) the alias and not using an other compagny? In that case alias would be like xxxxx.yyyyyyy@pm.me and not xxxxxx.yyyyy@passinbox.com?
------ some website are rejecting alias emails
------ it should be more easy to manage for you and for us