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Stale localStorage credentials (`jwt` / `auth` / `adminAuth` / `userJwt` / `access_token`) can be the empty string, the literal string `"undefined"`, or carry a stray newline / control character left over from an older build. axios + undici reject these eagerly with `Invalid character in header content ["Authorization"]`, so every API call crashes client-side before reaching the worker. This adds two tiny helpers in `frontend/src/utils/headers.js`: - `safeHeaderValue(v)` returns the trimmed value when it is a non-empty string with no control chars (per RFC 7230) and no `"undefined"` / `"null"` sentinel; otherwise `undefined`. - `safeBearerHeader(jwt)` wraps a safe JWT with `Bearer `, otherwise `undefined`. `apiFetch` builds the headers object incrementally and only sets each auth header when its value is safe. Missing/unsafe credentials now drop out cleanly and the worker returns a normal 401, which the existing `response.status === 401` flow already handles by surfacing the auth prompt — the same UX users see on a fresh session. Tests: `frontend/src/utils/__tests__/headers.test.js` adds 9 vitest cases covering safe input, sentinel strings, control chars (\\n / \\r / \\t / NUL / 0x1F / DEL), trimming, and `Bearer` construction. Build (`pnpm build`) and tests (`pnpm test`) both pass. Co-authored-by: voidborne-d <voidborne.d@agentmail.to> Co-authored-by: Dream Hunter <dreamhunter2333@gmail.com>
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Cloudflare Temp Email - Free Temporary Email Service
This project is for learning and personal use only. Please do not use it for any illegal activities, or you will be responsible for the consequences.
A fully-featured temporary email service!
- Completely Free - Built on Cloudflare's free services with zero cost
- High Performance - Rust WASM email parsing for extremely fast response
- Modern UI - Responsive design with multi-language support and easy operation
- Address Password - Support setting individual passwords for email addresses to enhance security (enabled via
ENABLE_ADDRESS_PASSWORD)
Deployment Documentation - Quick Start
Documentation | Github Action Deployment Guide
Changelog
See CHANGELOG for the latest updates.
Live Demo
Try it now → https://mail.awsl.uk/
Table of Contents (Click to expand/collapse)
Core Features
Core Features Details (Click to expand/collapse)
Email Processing
- Use
rust wasmto parse emails, with fast parsing speed. Almost all emails can be parsed. Even emails that Node.js parsing modules fail to parse can be successfully parsed by rust wasm - AI Email Recognition - Use Cloudflare Workers AI to automatically extract verification codes, authentication links, service links and other important information from emails
- Support optional random second-level subdomain mailbox creation for selected base domains
- Support sending emails with
DKIMverification - Support multiple sending methods such as
SMTPandResend - Add attachment viewing feature with support for displaying attachment images
- Support S3 attachment storage and deletion
- Spam detection and blacklist/whitelist configuration
- Email forwarding feature with global forwarding address support
User Management
- Use
credentialsto log in to previously used mailboxes - Add complete user registration and login functionality. Users can bind email addresses and automatically obtain email JWT credentials to switch between different mailboxes after binding
- Support
OAuth2third-party login (Github, Authentik, etc.) - Support
Passkeypasswordless login - User role management with support for multi-role domain and prefix configuration
- User inbox viewing with address and keyword filtering support
Admin Features
- Complete admin console
- Create mailboxes without prefix in
adminbackend - Admin user management page with user address viewing feature
- Scheduled cleanup function with support for multiple cleanup strategies
- Get mailboxes with custom names,
admincan configure blacklist - Add access password for use as a private site
Multi-language & Interface
- Both frontend and backend support multi-language
- Modern UI design with responsive layout
- Google Ads integration support
- Use shadow DOM to prevent style pollution
- Support URL JWT parameter auto-login
Integration & Extensions
- Complete
Telegram Botsupport,Telegrampush notifications, and Telegram Bot mini app - Add
SMTP proxy serversupportingSMTPfor sending emails andIMAPfor viewing emails - Webhook support and message push integration
- Support
CF TurnstileCAPTCHA verification - Rate limiting configuration to prevent abuse
- Agent-friendly: bundled
cf-temp-mail-agent-mailskill lets AI agents consume a mailbox directly, see docs
Technical Architecture
Technical Architecture Details (Click to expand/collapse)
System Architecture
- Database: Cloudflare D1 as the main database
- Frontend Deployment: Deploy frontend using Cloudflare Pages
- Backend Deployment: Deploy backend using Cloudflare Workers
- Email Routing: Use Cloudflare Email Routing
Tech Stack
- Frontend: Vue 3 + Vite + TypeScript
- Backend: TypeScript + Cloudflare Workers
- Email Parsing: Rust WASM (mail-parser-wasm)
- Database: Cloudflare D1 (SQLite)
- Storage: Cloudflare KV + R2 (optional S3)
- Proxy Service: Python SMTP/IMAP Proxy Server
Main Components
- Worker: Core backend service
- Frontend: Vue 3 user interface
- Mail Parser WASM: Rust email parsing module
- SMTP Proxy Server: Python email proxy service
- Pages Functions: Cloudflare Pages middleware
- Documentation: VitePress documentation site
Important Notes
- When adding domain records in Resend, if your DNS provider is hosting your 3rd level domain a.b.com, please remove the 2nd level domain prefix b from the default name generated by Resend, otherwise it will add a.b.b.com, causing verification to fail. After adding the record, you can verify it using:
nslookup -qt="mx" a.b.com 1.1.1.1
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