I use the one that’s built in to the Fastmail service. I have a custom domain just for aliases. The Fastmail alias-creation API is integrated with the Bitwarden app (which I use) so that makes creating new accounts (that use email addresses as usernames) on websites really easy. I also use Spamgourmet which is free, convenient, and has been around a very long time. No custom domains there, but they let you use a variety of their domains and they have some short ones which is nice, but I do find that they’re blocked pretty often, mostly by major mailing list services.

Spamgourmet.com

No maximally-cruel executions for free-thinking (allegedly having or expression thoughts, or doing deeds, contrary to those mandated by some religion). Burning at the stake, totally fake, yeah.

Was not aware of Waydroid, thanks for the link.

While I’d love to add my opinion to the Play Store reviews, there’s no way in Hell I’m installing some kind of Christofascist malware on any device that I control.

The fundies are always carrying on about daemons, I hope you set the JWs up with all the “best” ones, and more.

I’d like to put something up that will outrage and provoke them. The CoS has a few items that might do the trick: https://www.churchofsatan.com/sources-artifacts/

Long-time Bitwarden customer, and I did the exact same thing. Prior to that I hadn’t even been aware of the OTP functionality in the BW desktop app. Glad I made the move early and don’t have to scramble now. This new deadline is going to be a real pain for a lot of Authy desktop users. Weird that the company didn’t even feel the need to explain to users the reason for the drastic EOL change. I’ve used some of their voice/sms services in the past but if I need that kind of thing in the future I’m going to have a good look around at the competitors before I write a line of code or open my wallet again.

(2019)

https://ipleak.net/ is one that I use.

Hetzner.

Check out spamgourmet.com . Fresh 90s UI, unlimited aliases using their domains (ex: xoxy.net), and completely free. It’s not an email service though, they only do forwarding.

No SMTP or IMAP as it’s an E2EE service and unlike Proton they don’t (yet anyway) have a “bridge” service. You get to use your own domain, a handful of aliases, and a generous amount of storage all on the free plan with higher limits on the paid plans.

Anyone looking for standard mail protocol support and gobs of storage for free/cheap and who are cool with a very non-sexy 90s web UI, would do well to check out the European provider mail.ee . They’ve been reliable for me over the past year or so though I’m not exactly a high-volume customer.