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Disposable email addresses with OTP detection, right in your browser. MailBots gives you a disposable email address in one click and puts the verification code (OTP) it receives right in front of you. Open the toolbar icon, create an address such as qa-7x2@mailbots.top, paste it into any sign-up or test form, and the message appears in the popup with the code highlighted and one click to copy. Dock the panel beside the page while you fill the form, or let a notification tell you the code arrived while the popup is closed. What you can do: Create a fresh disposable address instantly, extend it, or delete it. Read incoming mail as normalized text, with the OTP detected and highlighted. Copy the address or the code with a single click. Open the inbox in the browser side panel next to the page you are signing up on. Get a notification with the code when mail arrives while the extension is closed. Switch between dark and light themes; the interface is available in English and Vietnamese. Delete every trace — addresses, messages, push subscription and device identity — from the server with one button. Privacy: no account, no name, no email address. The extension identifies you only by an anonymous device token generated in your browser. Messages are kept as normalized text for at most 24 hours and then deleted automatically; raw MIME and attachments are never stored. The extension has no content scripts and never reads the pages you visit. Full policy: https://mailbots.top/privacy Built for QA engineers, developers and anyone who needs a throwaway inbox for testing sign-up flows. The same inbox is also available in Telegram.
Sep 17, 2026
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