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How to create an email mask on Firefox Relay.

Once you’ve installed [https://relay.firefox.com/ Firefox Relay], you’ll see an option to create a mask on email fields and web forms. You can generate up to five email masks. {warning}We don’t recommend using masks when you need your identity verified or for very important emails or those where you must receive attachments. For example, you’d want to share your true email address with your bank, your doctor, and your lawyer, as well as when receiving concert or flight boarding passes.{/warning} =Auto-fill forms with a mask= The Firefox Relay icon will appear in the email field when you visit an online form. Click it to generate an email mask or to see a list of recently used masks. If the Firefox Relay icon doesn't show up, right-click on the email field and select {button Generate New mask}. [[Image:Recent_masks_icon|width=250]] =More from the Firefox Relay dashboard= You can access the Firefox Relay dashboard at https://relay.firefox.com or by clicking the Firefox Relay icon in the toolbar and then clicking {button Manage all masks}. From the dashboard you can: #Create labels for your masks #Delete masks #Disable masks [[Subscribe to Firefox Relay Premium| Premium users]] can [[Enable Block Promotional Emails in Firefox Relay Premium | block promotional emails]] and access the following information from the dashboard: #Number of masks used #Number of emails blocked #Number of emails forwarded =Manually create, copy and paste an email mask= Email masks aren’t just for online forms. If you want to share a mask in other places (e.g.. a message, forum, and more), or if you’re unable to autofill a form, you can generate one on your dashboard and copy and paste it manually. #[[Template:clickrelaytoolbar]] #[[Template:managealias]] #Click {button + Generate New mask} and it will appear on the list. #From here, you can copy your email mask by clicking the clipboard icon next to it. #;[[Image:copy relay email]] #(Optional) Click {button Add account name} to label your mask.