HideMail

HideMail gives you a different email address for every website, so your real address stays private. Each alias forwards mail to your inbox, and you can turn an alias off at any time to block its mail.

With HideMail you can:

• Create a random alias on your default domain with a note about where you use it
• Find aliases by address or note and see their forwarded and blocked email counts
• Edit alias notes and turn forwarding off or back on
• See how many aliases you have
• View, request, or remove a webhook that receives a copy of incoming mail
• List your custom domains, get their DNS setup records, add a domain you own, and verify its mail routing
• Choose a verified custom domain for new aliases or switch back to the built-in HideMail domain
• Turn catch-all on or off for a verified custom domain

Sign in with your HideMail account to connect. Account changes apply only to your own aliases, domains, and settings, and tools do not return your real email address. Publish the required DNS records through your DNS provider; ownership must be verified before adding a domain. Replacing an existing mail provider requires your approval because all mail for that domain will go to HideMail. Changing the default domain leaves existing alias addresses unchanged. Catch-all creates aliases for previously unused addresses. Setting a new webhook requires a separate confirmation from a link sent to your inbox. This plugin cannot read message contents or send email on your behalf.