Zenix TempMail
zenix-tempmail
Disposable email addresses that fill themselves into signup forms — and catch the verification code and paste it back, without you leaving the page.
Signing up for something you don't trust shouldn't cost you your real inbox.
Zenix TempMail gives you a throwaway address, puts it in the form for you, and then watches for the verification mail. When the code arrives, it appears in a banner on the page you're already on, with Copy and Autofill. No second tab, no mail client, no retyping six digits.
WHAT IT DOES • Generates a disposable address from a large pool of domains • Fills it into the signup form — it scores the fields rather than grabbing the first input, so it lands in the right one • Reads the verification code out of the incoming mail and offers to type it in • Saves the addresses you want to keep, so you can reuse them from the popup • Shows unread mail as a count on the toolbar icon • On macOS with Atoll installed, codes can appear in the Dynamic Island
PRIVACY Your addresses and your mail stay on your device. Nothing you read or type on a page is sent anywhere. The only thing reported back is an anonymous install count — a random ID, the version, your browser and OS — and you can switch it off in the settings.
OPEN SOURCE GPL-3.0. Nothing is minified or obfuscated: the files inside the add-on are the source files, so you can unpack it and read exactly what you installed.
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Disposable email addresses that fill themselves into signup forms — and catch the verification code and paste it back, without you leaving the page.
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