Re:Skiff: Various Privacy Failures
by jacooper on Sunday January 14, 2024 @07:04PM
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This looks cool, but do you have any plans to support reverse aliases like simplelogin does? So users can reply from their emails even if an email is aliased, without having to add forward email SMTP settings.
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Re:Skiff: Various Privacy Failures
by forwardemail on Sunday January 14, 2024 @07:40PM
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Hi there @jacooper - we already support this via domain-wide catch-all passwords. We also support filtering such as [email protected].
No i meant it differently.
I have an alias [email protected] which forwards to [email protected]
The idea is when [email protected] gets an email through the [email protected] alias, they can also reply to it and it will show up as [email protected].
Simplelogin does this through a reverse alias, the reply to address is not the actual address, rather it's an alias for the reply-to address, so it can rewrite the message as if it came from the alias.