More than one inbox, still your workspace
Separate short tasks without losing your place—or mistaking a recent address for access.
One address for a download. Another for a product trial. Keeping small tasks separate can make temporary mail easier to follow.
Switch without starting over
Open Your active inboxes to see addresses the current browser session owns. Choosing an address brings its live messages back into view. Creating another address does not automatically destroy the first one.
An address is available only while its inbox is active and your session or account still has access. A remembered address alone cannot unlock it. An expired inbox cannot be reopened just because its name appears in browser history.
Use an account when the workspace matters
When accounts are enabled, a signed-in member can manage their owned inboxes from the account area. Account limits and expiry settings are controlled by the operator. Signing in does not turn a temporary address into permanent storage.
If you share a device, sign out when you finish. Keep account recovery attached to an email address you expect to retain, and use the session-revocation controls if you need to sign other devices out.
Leave a clear finish
When a task is done, save only the material you need and end its inbox. That keeps your list focused and reduces the chance of using an old address for something new. Always check the selected address before copying it into another service.