[niftylettuce]

I encourage you to instead try out https://forwardemail.net. I'm launching our browser extension and our SMTP service very soon. It's completely open-source and free. No logging either. We're the only service that doesn't write emails let alone logs to disk nor store any metadata.

You can use unlimited custom domains and create disposable aliases on the fly as well!

(I'm the creator, lmk any questions!)

[riedel]

Should always use two or more of such services in a cascade to generate a mix network for true anonymity. Wait: The E-Mail forwarder would actually need to remove the To: fields to support this...

[riedel]

the future was here: https://www.mixminion.net/

[r2b2]

Hi niftylettuce – I'm working on something similar – Owl Mail [https://owlmail.io].

I've discovered some cool new products in this thread and Forward Email looks great. I'm glad there are other people out there working on solving this problem!

[azinman2]

> “ Unlike other services, we do not keep logs nor metadata, never read emails, and are 100% open-source.”

So how do you prevent abuse?

[niftylettuce]

I created tools such as https://spamscanner.net and use ARC + ARF.

[GordonS]

I'm familiar with DKIM and SPF, but haven't come across the acronyms ARC or ARF before?

[remilee]

Super easy to set up, thanks!

[zanecraw]

Awesome! Just signed up for the free plan and looking forward for this browser extension.