Please send the invite.

Ready to use this extension. I've been a dedicated FF user since v.1, and a Netscape user from the beginning. Loyalty should be rewarded. :-) Slip me an invite, please.

i can't use this add-on from Cuba because google forbids it use, i always got next message: 403. That’s an error.

Your client does not have permission to get URL / from this server. That’s all we know.

i hope this change in future because i love firefox

How can I get an invitation ?

Good idea, but why does it needs access to all website data ? Isn't it overkill to just generate an e-mail address to fill-in a field ?
There is an existing extension which does exactly the job, does not ask for unneeded permissons, and does not link the alias to our real address at all: please check Bloody Vikings! ... Way more privacy oriented !!

Please invite me.

Need an invite to get it working? Would be nice to get an ios version pushed. :D

This add-on is a great idea once its out of invitation only beta mode.

la idea por si sola es extraordinaria

Does not function. Sign in with Firefox account always brings me back to Sign in page.

Me parece una magnífica herramienta para mejorar el funcionamiento del navegador y añade mucho valor al mismo. Por favor, me gustaría recibir una invitación para instalarlo y probarlo. Gracias.

Hey, working for an email service provider which care about good email practices and hunting bad senders, I have some concerns related to the usual ways to receive spam complaints (FBLs) on the sending infrastructure side. Could someone contact me to discuss how it could work ? Thanks in advance !

idea seems nice...please invite me..

Good idea! Please send an invite!

Cannot reply from alias. I recommend using SimpleLogin instead. It's an open source email alias service.

Nice Idea, Please send me an invitation ;)

This is cool. Today I was forced to create an account for academia.edu to download a paper I needed. The combination of private-relay and FireFox's password generation made this trivial and I was then able to easily turn off forwarding when they started to email me. And if I ever go back, I still have those credentials available if needed.