Mozilla announced today that Firefox Relay has graduated from the Beta stage and is now officially open to the public. In order to encourage users to use the service, the premium subscription discount price is 0.99 US dollars/0.99 Euro/1.00 Swiss francs per month. Premium services are available in Canada, the United States, the United Kingdom, Malaysia, Singapore, New Zealand, Austria, Belgium, France, Germany, Ireland, the Netherlands, Spain, and Switzerland.
About the introduction of Firefox Relay:
The Firefox Relay vest mailbox can automatically forward emails to your real mailbox to protect your real email address from being leaked. From now on, keep out all the annoying uninvited guests in the mailbox. Register with your Firefox account to get started. Mozilla said that during the Beta testing phase, there was user feedback that if Firefox Relay could provide more than 5 email aliases, it would be cool. In order to solve these problems, Mozilla decided to provide a Premium service, users can get a subdomain alias to create unlimited email aliases. With the Premium service, you can also choose to use your email alias to reply directly to emails and get customer support through the contact form.
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Now, Firefox Relay has left the Beta stage, and it also supports more languages, including Chinese, Dutch, French, English, German, Greek, Italian, Portuguese, Slovak, Spanish, Swedish, Ukrainian and Welsh. Mozilla said it will extend its services to these languages in order to protect more people. For Mozilla, one of the most important priorities is privacy. With Firefox Relay, the alias address will forward the email to your main email, but Mozilla never reads or keeps any content that passes through its system. Once the message enters your main mailbox, the message will be deleted from Mozilla’s servers.