hide-my-mail-cloudflare

Intro

This extension allows you to create unique, random email addresses that forward to your real inbox.

This is a client-only extension, none of your data is collected at any point.

It uses Cloudflare Email Routes under the hood, so you need to have Cloudflare account with a domain to use it.

Thanks to Jonghakseo for his amazing Extension Boilerplate. You can ready full documentation on how to extend this extension in his repo.

Features

• Create up to 200 anonymous emails
• Easy step
• Instantly creates new mailboxes
• Works on any OS

Getting started

Read SETUP.md for instructions

Download from Chrome Webstore

Link

Build it yourself

1. When you're using Windows run this:

   • git config --global core.eol lf
   • git config --global core.autocrlf input

   This will set the EOL (End of line) character to be the same as on Linux/macOS. Without this, our bash script won't work, and you will have conflicts with developers on Linux/macOS.

2. Clone this repository.( git clone https://github.com/webmonch/hide-my-mail-cloudflare )

3. Ensure your node version is >= than in .nvmrc file, recommend to use nvm

4. Install pnpm globally: npm install -g pnpm (ensure your node version >= 22.12.0)

5. Run pnpm install

Then, depending on the target browser:

For Chrome:

1. Run:
   • Dev: pnpm dev (on Windows, you should run as administrator; see issue#456)
   • Prod: pnpm build
2. Open in browser - chrome://extensions
3. Check - Developer mode
4. Click - Load unpacked in the upper left corner
5. Select the dist directory from the project

For Firefox:

1. Run:
   • Dev: pnpm dev:firefox
   • Prod: pnpm build:firefox
2. Open in browser - about:debugging#/runtime/this-firefox
3. Click - Load Temporary Add-on... in the upper right corner
4. Select the ./dist/manifest.json file from the project

[!NOTE] In Firefox, you load add-ons in temporary mode. That means they'll disappear after each browser close. You have to load the add-on on every browser launch.

Install dependency for turborepo:

For root:

1. Run pnpm i -w

For module:

1. Run pnpm i -F

package - Name of the package you want to install e.g. nodemon
module-name - You can find it inside each package.json under the key name, e.g. @extension/content-script, you can use only content-script without @extension/ prefix