The same thing if any other company did it. That said, I do hope they'll offer an option to pay for more email relays which could also ensure its viability. Having 5 relays for free is nice, but I'd personally use a unique address per service.
The only thing I'm worried is that this domain will soon be blacklisted by services (especially those I don't want to give my email address to).
[3] https://gitlab.com/timvisee/ffsend/-/issues/100#note_3763163...
Yeah, the instance is available at: https://send.vis.ee/
As a token of confidence, I've moved all ~150 of my online accounts (including all banking, financial, and healthcare accounts) to Owl Mail – it needs to exist for my life to operate smoothly.
Does your system track which online service gets which email, or do you track that yourself in a password manager?
2. An upcoming feature will enable the creation of sender 'allow' and 'deny' lists for each Owl Mail address (With default sender 'allow' lists for top sites). Currently I track my account credentials in a password manager. A browser extension is also on Owl Mail's roadmap.
Services usually just verify you control the new email address.
nvm, it's in the FAQ:
"What happens if Mozilla shuts down the Firefox Relay service?
We will give you advance notice that you need to change the email address of any accounts that are using Relay aliases."
Note that one cannot reply using this service (yet). So the whole anonymity is gone as soon as one wants to contact some service without disclosing the real address (?)