Email Masker is an open-source browser extension that helps you generate and use masked email addresses for your online accounts.

It helps you protect your privacy and keep your inbox clean from spam.

Extension by @irazasyed

• Features
• Supported Browsers
• Highlights
• Email Format Templates
• Contributing
• Security Vulnerabilities
• Code of Conduct
• License
• Credits
• Disclaimer

🔥 Customizable Masked Email Format: Tailor your masked email format to your liking.

📧 Quick Masked Email Generation: Swiftly create masked email addresses via pop-up or on-page options.

🏷️ Convenient Shortcodes: Use domain, random strings/numbers, and random words in your email format.

🗣️ Multilingual Support: Enjoy the extension in multiple languages.

🌐 Multi-Browser Compatibility: Works on Chrome, Brave, Edge, Opera, Firefox, and More.

🌙 Light & Dark Modes: Choose your preferred interface theme.

⚙️ Options: Options to Enable/Disable on-page autofill, set default email format, and more.

🖥️ Clean User Interface: Minimalistic design for a focused experience.

📂 Open-Source: View and contribute to the source code.

🔒 Privacy Assurance: No data collection; generated emails are not stored.

✅ Chrome / Brave / Edge / Opera / Any Chromium Browser.

✅ Firefox

✅ Orion / Any WebKit Browser that supports Web Extensions via Chrome Web Store/Firefox Addon Store.

If you use another Chromium-based browser like Vivaldi, you can usually install the Chrome version.

Highlights	Dark and Light Modes
Customizable Email Format	On-Page Quick Generation

Email Masker supports the following shortcodes that you can use in your email format.

• [domain] - Primary domain name from the current website (normalized).
• [random:length] - Random Alphanumeric string of n characters.
• [words:length] - Random words of n length.
• [numbers:length] - Random numbers of n length.

Here are some email format templates you can use based on your preference, you may customize as you like.

Default

A combination of [domain] and [random:5] is used as the default email format.

[domain].[random:5]@example.com

The above format will generate email addresses like [email protected]

Random Strings

[random:8]@example.com

Random Words

[words:3]@example.com

Random Numbers

[numbers:8]@example.com

Random Words and Numbers

[words:2][numbers:4]@example.com

Random Words and Numbers (With Separator)

[words:2]-[numbers:4]@example.com

Domain and Random Words

[domain][words:2]@example.com

Prefix and Random Strings

prefix-[random:8]@example.com

Please see CONTRIBUTING for details.

Please see SECURITY for details.

Please see CODE_OF_CONDUCT for details.

MIT

• Irfaq Syed
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