I cannot write a review about firefox relay because I don't know what it is. Because I don't know what it is or seen I reason to use It I have always avoided the icon as I've seen it time to time on screen. So that said, I have no experience to rate for FireFox Relay. Good or Bad.

I am a computer idiot. I need help trying to do the very first thing to get started. Is there someone I can TALK TO?

Lo he usado poco hasta el momento. Gracias por ayudarnos.

Is not showing up on Menu Bar!
What good is it to have FFR if FF hides it!!

Impossible to figure out easily how to stop the "Relay" for a given site... still searching!

I don't know how to use it as it doesn't come with instructions.

Worked okay for a few weeks now most of my emails are not being delivered to my inbox that use the relay address! Can't delete it either!

seriously, just make this free and no premium asshole greedy af stuff. seriously and i will change my rating.

You throw out terms that don't seem to have clear meanings. You tell me to "create" something, but I don't know what it is -- much less what one looks like. It's really horrible to pay to subscribe to something that doesn't give clear instructions, understandable examples, purpose, etc.

When someone said wake up and smell the coffee they said this program doesn't need to access all your website data, I think its true it doesn't need this if its just relaying giving you a fake email address to use that hides your real email, why would it need access to all your websites? They collect data secretly from you who knows what they do with that data, or what if a hacker hacks Relay and they steal your data with it? What if we wanted to look at porn in privacy why should I share this data or payment services data? I swear humans are crazy and selfish they do anything for money.

Fix this I'll re-rate 5 stars thanks

Wake up and smell the coffee folks, any email alias service has NO NEED to access ALL or ANY of your firefox DATA!!!

On the addon page for FF Relay, scroll all the way down and click Privacy. When the page comes up, change "websites" at the end of the address to "firefox-relay", hit Enter. Scroll all the way down to "Information We Share".

I, personally, don't feel comfortable with Amazon being given access to that information. Attempts to remove personally-identifiable information have been bypasses many times before and I have no doubt that whatever safeguards Mozilla has in place will eventually be worked-around.

It's a nice concept but ruined by involving a company known for their pervasive tracking.

Please go to the addon homepage and scroll to the bottom where it says "Privacy" and read it carefully - your user info will be shared with 3rd parties and Amazon is specifically listed as one of them. Your emails go to Amazon, completely unencrypted, for Amazon to potentially scan looking for keywords to target consumers with ads (actually, TWO consumers - you and your recipient). Always look for "zero access" services when it comes to email; it means the email is encrypted before arriving to the email company and not even their own employees can read the contents - they have "zero access".

More and more websites just add "mozmail.com" into stop list for a registration(saying - "use your real email to register"), making this addon useless...

It sucks. Big pain in the butt.

Been using it for months. Have a subscription. Most of my account name labels are gone today!! I now have a a long list of random email addresses..and no idea where they are used because my labels have been reset to "Add account name". Please Mozilla get in touch...

Never works. Maybe I'm not using it properly but I didn't get/don't see any instructions. I assume that to generate an alias I just click on an email field then click on the Firefox Relay icon, a bar appears and looks like it's searching/preparing/generating - whatever - but nothing actually happens. It might be restrained by other popup/block extensions but I don't want to have to spend time figuring that out. I just expect it to do what it says it does.