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Just like we like to randomly generate passwords it should be possible to generate random usernames as well.
Secondly it should be possible to have a default suffix such as @example.com to allow for catch-all email addresses to be set as username. And allow for the plus addressed email such as example+<>@example.com.
In addition it would be great if their would be an integration with API's of SimpleLogin, Firefox Relay, and AnonDaddy. .
Examples
Bitwarden has quite a nice integration for this, would recommend to have a look at that.
Context
Just as I want random passwords I also want random usernames and often accounts require an email address. For added security as well as privacy I think an aliasing service can be beneficial.
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I was looking for issues about username generation and seems like the the maintainers already dismissed the idea :(
They suggest using the passphrase generator with either a character or nothing as a space seperator. Gives results like:
regallysteadier
active839poppy
corporal_molecule
It works but still it would be nice if it you the option to generate a username when adding a new entry like with your password.
droidmonkey
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Add username generation and integration with SimpleLogin, Firefox Relay, and AnonDaddy
Add username generation
Sep 11, 2022
Summary
Just like we like to randomly generate passwords it should be possible to generate random usernames as well.
Secondly it should be possible to have a default suffix such as @example.com to allow for catch-all email addresses to be set as username. And allow for the plus addressed email such as example+<>@example.com.
In addition it would be great if their would be an integration with API's of SimpleLogin, Firefox Relay, and AnonDaddy. .
Examples
Bitwarden has quite a nice integration for this, would recommend to have a look at that.
Context
Just as I want random passwords I also want random usernames and often accounts require an email address. For added security as well as privacy I think an aliasing service can be beneficial.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: