.psd files in here are broken: https://cs2d.com/press.php

psds should work again.

In win the attention part doesn't have the triangle icon besides it, it's regular text.

Thanks, changed.

When I try changing my email address it shows a success message but the confirmation email never arrives, not even in the spam folder:


Also it would be nice if the "+" character was allowed, to be able to use the format "my.address+unrealsoftware@gmail.com" which currently gives an error:

Looks like Google rejects my mails because I didn't setup SPF and/or DKIM. I'll check. Thank you for letting me know.

It maybe still works with other mail providers.

Edit: I updated the DNS settings of UnrealSoftware.de. I hope mails should work again within the next 48 hours.

After trying again just now it worked
(although still without the "+" which would be the cherry on top )

Great to hear that. Thank you for the feedback!
That "+" stuff allows to use arbitrary aliases, right? That's actually somewhat problematic because it would make it easier to create spam/multi accs with just one registered mail. I coule add logic to prevent that though... will consider it.

@ DC:

I'd imagine it should be easy enough to remove the substring from to and compare the remaining string against existing email addresses, no?
Also gmail allows putting optional dots anywhere before the '@' so "my.address@gmail.com" is the same as "myaddress@gmail.com" or "m.y.a.d.d.r.e.s.s+s.u.f.f.i.x@gmail.com", etc. so you'd need to check against the base version where you remove all dots except the last one at ".com".

From the user side it has the advantage of being able to specify a custom suffix per website and if you manage to do it everywhere you're able to check for spam easier (if the spammer removed the suffix, since it should be a pretty well-known feature on gmail) or check which website leaked/sold your data (if the suffix was not removed).

@ Gaios: Thanks, I know this method but it doesn't solve the problem of one user creating multiple accounts with the "same" address. Changing the filter isn't a problem.

@ Hurri04: Yep, it would be quite trivial to fix this. Just like you explained. For the dot issue it would be cleaner/safer to only remove dots in front of the @. The actual challenge is doing this in my ugly code base without breaking things and without forgetting anything. That's the main reason why I'm hesitating

I'm aware how useful this would be. I'm actually doing the same thing just with a catchall mail where I can put everything I want in front of the @.