Can you recommend a personal email provider with regex aliases?

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Hi HN, my email provider pulled a fast one on me over the weekend - overhauling their UI and dropping their regex alias functionality without warning. Not what you want from a paid service.I very successfully operate a ..@ schema for personal email, using regex aliases to manage "users", and blacklists to eliminate spam. The largest draw of this schema is detecting when companies are breached / leak my data (4 times in 6 years), and when some company misuses information I gave them for something else (countless times).I also use it to manage alerts and priorities for a handful of custom systems to special mailboxes.Not every email provider can support such a schema, and until today I was very happy with mine - charging only for a ceiling on daily sends and total mailbox size with unlimited mailboxes.I don't want to go back to managing my own email (though if I have to I will) - do you guys have any recommendations?

troydavis · Accepted Answer

FastMail supports regex matching any header, including To/CC/BCC: https://www.fastmail.com/help/receive/regexprules.html
Multiple rules can be ANDed or ORed as well, if you don’t want to make a single regex that’s more complex.
They use - and expose - Sieve: https://www.fastmail.com/help/technical/sieve-howto.html

tucaz · Answer

Doesn&rsquo;t a simple catch all work for you?

jfowl · Answer

uberspace.deThey use qmail and I did something rather similar for myself.

Can you recommend a personal email provider with regex aliases?

Doesn’t a simple catch all work for you?

uberspace.de
They use qmail and I did something rather similar for myself.