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Generate a disposable temporary email address and get notified the instant a message arrives, right from your browser toolbar. Mailwave gives you a temporary, disposable email address straight from your browser toolbar — no account, no signup, no personal data. WHAT IT DOES • Generate a temporary email address in one click • Verification codes are extracted automatically and ready to copy • Desktop notifications the moment mail arrives, even when the popup is closed • Links inside messages show their real destination before you click • Manage several addresses at once and switch between them • QR code to open your inbox on your phone • Choose your own custom username and domain WHY USE IT Protect your real inbox from spam, newsletters, marketing lists and data breaches. Perfect for free trials, one-time downloads, forum signups, and developers testing their own signup flows. PRIVACY • No account or personal information required • Your addresses are stored only in your browser • Communicates only with mailwave.dev — no trackers, no analytics • Nothing is sold or shared with third parties OPTIONAL ACCOUNT Free to use with no account. If you have a paid Mailwave plan, connect it once to also use your premium domains inside the extension. Note: temporary inboxes are disposable by design — do not use one for accounts you need long-term access to, such as banking or password recovery.
Aug 26, 2026
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Contact email
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