Guerrilla Mail

• Create a temporary inboxMake a throwaway email address that works straight away, with a random name or one you choose. Use it to sign up for something, test a sign-up or password-reset email, or keep your own address private. Returns the address and an inbox key that the other Guerrilla Mail steps take to read this inbox. Email is kept for an hour.
• Get inbox detailsGet an inbox's email address and how many minutes are left before its email is deleted. Fails with a clear message if the inbox has closed.
• Change the inbox addressSwitch an inbox to another address name: a new one, or one used before to read its email again (email is kept for an hour). The inbox key keeps working, and the address gets a fresh hour.
• Keep the inbox for another hourRestart an inbox's hour, so it and its email are kept for 60 minutes from now. Use it before a long wait.
• List emailsList up to 20 emails in an inbox, newest first, with sender, subject and a preview of each.
• Check for new emailsGet the emails that arrived after a given email, up to 20, newest first. Leave the email ID empty to get what is new since the inbox was last checked.
• List older emailsList the emails that arrived before a given email, newest first, to read further back than the first 20.
• Wait for an emailPause until an email arrives in the inbox, such as a sign-up confirmation, checking every 10 seconds. Narrow it to a sender or subject. Says whether one came before the time ran out, and if so gives its ID and details.
• Get an emailOpen one email and get all of it: sender, subject and the full message, both as it was sent and as plain text. Guerrilla Mail strips scripts from it and blocks its images.
• Delete emailsDelete one or more emails from an inbox by their IDs.
• Forget the inboxClose an inbox when you are done with it: its inbox key stops working. Email already received stays until its hour is up, and Change the inbox address can open the address again.

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