No but you can use API's from various alias services so that Bitwarden can generate your aliases for you.
Swarfega
joined 1 year ago
The biggest downside is there is a cost associated with doing all this. I've gone from free to paying for a domain (optional), SimpleLogin and protonmail.
If you're going to use SimpleLogin and proton then look at their proton unlimited tier. I had SimpleLogin prior to proton so I only use the Mail Plus tier. SimpleLogin comes included in the unlimited tier.
I do the same. If I want to move mail provider in the future, it's just a case of updating the aliases to point to that new mailbox.
This is what I've done. I've literally just moved to Proton from Gmail. I created aliases for all my sites. The only site that knows about my Proton email address is SimpleLogin.
The only emails in Gmail now are from Google services tied to that Gmail account.
I used Bitwarden to help generate the aliases.
Why is he angry at him? She kissed him back rather than saying she has a boyfriend.
Edge was decent in beta and upon release. I find now though they have slowly been adding in their own features and now it's a browser packed with Microsoft's products.
I don't mind big screens but they are hard to use with one hand and in the pocket they are too big.
I didn't realise it until later on in its life, but the Pixel 5 was the perfect phone size for me. I hear the Pixel 8 is going to be smaller but the rumor is it has a 6.1" display.
6.46 inch display is too big for me. I'm desperate to find something with a 6" screen but it seems 6.1" appears to be the size most manufacturers are going for.
This phone looks like something I could dig though.
Edge/Windows is literally the technological equivalent of an obsessive ex-girlfriend.
EE as in the UK network yet he calls his mum 'mom'? Also isn't using a 24h clock.
Oh wow. I completely forgot about mIRC.
Looking in my emails I still have my registration email for it. Dated 17th May 2003. Over twenty years ago! The links in it all still work too!
Thank you for registering your copy of mIRC, much appreciated.
Your registration name and number are shown below. To enter
your registration you must run mIRC, open the Help menu in
the menubar, and then select the Register menu item. You can
also register by pressing the keys Alt+H+R while in mIRC.
Removed Removed
xxxxxx-xxxxxxx
Please remember to print out this email and to save it in a
safe place for future reference.
Getting started:
If you are new to mIRC, you can find a beginner's guide to
getting started at http://www.mirc.com/install.html
Useful FAQs:
The IRC and mIRC FAQS, which can be found on the mIRC website,
answer most if not all of the frequently asked questions
relating to IRC and mIRC. Recommended reading! You can also
find answers to specific questions in my personal FAQ at
http://www.mirc.com/khaled/faq.html
Mailing list:
If you'd like to be notified when a new version of mIRC is
released, you can add your email address to the mIRC mailing
list at http://www.mirc.com/mailing.html
Helpful links:
The 'More Info' section on the mIRC website has links to many
interesting IRC-related websites, including links to books on
IRC, technical information, and more.
Hint of the day:
Each window in mIRC has a system menu with useful features. You
can view it by clicking the top left corner button in any window.
See the 'System Menu' section in the mIRC help file for more
information.
Thanks again,
Khaled
It's not archaic.