I did expose some interesting stats which you can find here: https://tempmaildetector.com/temp-mail-market-share

So a big win win all round. So good to see European providers are finally having their moment.

* I wish there were even more available and not sold out regions across Europe.

I had to go digging for it again and I've now bookmarked it, but this website/repo has some nice examples: https://modernfontstacks.com/

> Hegseth concurred with Trump's contention.

> "We changed the name after World War II from the Department of War to the Department of Defense and … we haven't won a major war since," Hegseth said.

* uBlock Origin and Lite have it as an option under Filter List > Privacy > Block Outsider Intrusion into LAN

* Brave prevents it, tested with Aggressively block Trackers and Ads.

Assume you offer a free trial with LLM capabilities. There’s a very real cost associated with multiple signup abuse. You can card capture or KYC, but now there’s more friction and greater loss of privacy.

The plugin offers users a way to input their own block lists, a pre-existing one, or make use of the API which is constantly getting updated.

As a first time Wordpress plugin developer, the approval process was a bit slow but it’s like that for a good reason.

It adds friction, but does solve the problem. For banking/systems, I'd much rather have the friction.

You’re essentially playing a game of cat and mouse. There’s 12 new domains added today for one provider for example [0].

Use a 3rd party api to block these (disclaimer, this is what I do) and keep layering your security. Note that I’ve seen an increase in gmail temporary email providers, so while many here will disagree, blocking plus emails and . emails is absolutely a valid tactic during this attack period.

[0] https://tempmaildetector.com/provider/temp-mail.org