I would really love to manage email address in the extension itself instead of having to go to a website

1) Very happy mozilla made one of their own of these. 2) I've had issues where it blocks the entry of any text into an email fill box, specifically on pay dot instamed dot com, so the extension had to be disabled, but the core service worked well 3) I think it needs to be more clear when blocking or forwarding is active 4) I'd like to see "forward for 30 days then block" or actually 5) "forward for 30 days to primary address, then switch to secondary address" so that blocked emails aren't permanently deleted, just in case.

so you take me to this page and drop me. you have no instructions for how to create an alias, no examples, nothing. so here's your review.

Me gusta, felicitaciones, una consulta, las imagenes que me envian no las puedo visualizar, que debo hacer., Saludos

Causing problems in email fields where I don't want to use it.

Can't get it to work.

Great, but somehow the account names don't sync across devices.

I have just signed on

It's a great idea but is doesn't work. Clicking on the icon in the email address field doesn't produce an address. Wonder if it is being block by one of my other add-ons.

please developer add generate number phone for received OTP SMS ..

This is a really cool concept - like really cool - but I feel that it's not being executed very effectively. Firstly, the little icon that appears in the 'email' fields of sign-ups doesn't allow you to click on the icon, select the email you want to fill it with, and then actually fill the email field. It wants you to re-direct to the actual page, tab over, copy it, then paste it into the email field. Horrible? No. Easy? No. Not too much, but steps can certainly be reduced for better user integration/convenience.
Secondly, MANY websites will not accept these 'mozmail.com' email addresses into their databases. Many will tell you that they aren't valid addresses. I'm not sure if this is an error on the user-end xp, or if it's an actual attempt to halt Firefox from being able to re-route marketing traffic. Either way, this is something that the dev team should certainly look into. I think this has awesome potential, but there are a few tweaks that could make this a mastapeace. (misspelled intentionally).