GhostIdentity

Generate disposable emails and fake personas for privacy protection.

GhostIdentity is a privacy-first Chrome extension that helps you stay anonymous online by generating disposable email addresses and fake personas on demand — all in one click. 🔒 WHY YOU NEED IT Every time you sign up for a website, you hand over your real email and personal details. Companies sell that data, spam fills your inbox, and your privacy erodes. GhostIdentity gives you a throwaway identity so your real one stays protected. ✨ FEATURES 📧 Disposable Email Address - Instantly generates a real, working temporary email via mail.tm - Receive actual emails including verification codes right inside the extension - Copy your address in one click, generate a new one anytime, or delete it when done - Background inbox polling, get notified the moment a new email arrives, even when the popup is closed 👤 Fake Persona Generator - Generates a believable fake name, username, phone number, city, country, and ZIP code - Powered by RandomUser.me — a different persona every time - One-click copy for every individual field 👻 Smart Email Field Detection - Automatically detects email input fields on any webpage - A subtle ghost icon appears next to detected fields - Click it to instantly fill the field with your disposable address, no copy-pasting needed - Works on dynamic/SPA websites (React, Vue, Angular) 📬 Built-in Inbox - View incoming emails directly inside the extension popup - Automatic polling every 30 seconds in the background - Desktop notifications when new mail arrives so you never miss a verification code 🛡️ PRIVACY BY DESIGN - No account required — works instantly out of the box - No data is sent to any GhostIdentity server — your generated details stay in your browser - No tracking, no analytics, no ads - All API calls go directly to mail.tm and randomuser.me, open, public services Perfect for: → Signing up for trials without giving your real email → Avoiding newsletter spam → Testing web forms during development → Protecting your identity on unfamiliar sites → Receiving one-time verification codes safely