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by mmcclure
2373 days ago
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I remember thinking the same thing last time I looked into Fastmail, but earlier when I was checking before posting, it appears that's gotten much, much better. From the Fastmail docs[1]: > Creating an [wildcard] alias also creates a matching sending identity. This means you can also send mail using this wildcard alias. When sending from a wildcard alias, you'll be able to manually type the From address (to sales@mydomain.com or accounts@mydomain.com, etc) when writing a message. So, yes, it appears you still have to manually set the from address, but at least you don't have to actually go do anything outside of the composition interface anymore! [1] https://www.fastmail.com/help/receive/alias-catchall.html |
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