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README.md

Mailcow Alias Generator

A Chrome & Firefox extension for creating aliases using Mailcow's API.

Chromium-based browsers install

Firefox install

Usage

Visit the extension options and complete the initial setup. You can create aliases by right-clicking on any page and selecting "Generate Alias". This will copy the email to your clipboard. In the extension popup, you can then view all your generated aliases (only by this extension).

Build Requirements

NodeJS 18.x or later
pnpm
A browser that supports Chrome or Firefox extensions

Build Instructions

Clone the repository.
Run pnpm install.
Rename and fill in the .env.example with your Firefox extension ID.
To build and package run pnpm build --zip. The default target is chrome-mv3 but if you want to build for Firefox, add the argument --target=firefox-mv2.
For Firefox, go to about:debugging#/runtime/this-firefox, click "Load Temporary Add-on", and select the manifest.json file in the build/firefox-mv2-xxxx folder. For Chrome, go to chrome://extensions/, click "Load unpacked", and select the build/chrome-mv3-xxxx folder.