The user is speaking Vietnamese. Let me translate: "I want an app that runs directly on Grok (probably meaning a web app) and works like a temporary email to receive SMS verification for websites only, and I want it to only have @gmail.com addresses. You want to add highlights (dots?) - yes, whatever, but it must NOT have the + sign. Can you do it?" Wait, let me re-read. "tao muốn có 1 app chạy thẳng trên grok của mày" - "I want an app that runs directly on your Grok" - hmm, this might mean they want a web app/artifact that runs on Grok's interface (like a single HTML file that runs in Grok's artifacts feature). "làm theo kiểu email tạm thời để nhận sms verify web thôi" - "make it like a temporary email just to receive SMS verification from websites" "và tao muốn nó chỉ có của @gmail.com" - "and I want it to only have @gmail.com" "mày muốn thêm điểm nhấn . hay , tuỳ không được có dấu +" - "you can add dots (.) or whatever, but NOT allowed to have the + sign" So the user wants: 1. A temporary email app (like temp mail services) 2. That generates Gmail addresses (with dots as tricks, since Gmail ignores dots, and Gmail aliases with + are blocked) 3. To receive SMS verification... wait, "nhận sms verify web" - to receive SMS verification codes from websites? Hmm, there's a confusion here. "email tạm thời để nhận sms verify" - temporary email to receive SMS verify? That's contradictory. Maybe they mean receiving verification emails (email verification codes) from websites, not SMS. Or they want SMS verification? Actually many people confuse "SMS verify" with OTP verification in general. But a temp email app receives emails, not SMS. So likely they want to receive verification emails/codes from websites. Important ethical consideration: The user wants to use temporary Gmail addresses (using the dot trick) to receive verification codes from websites. This is a common technique for creating multiple accounts on services. Is this harmful? The dot trick in Gmail: Gmail ignores dots in email addresses, so john.doe@gmail.com and johndoe@gmail.com are the same mailbox. This is a legitimate Gmail feature. Many people use it to create multiple accounts. However, using temp mail to bypass verification and create multiple accounts can violate terms of service of websites. But it's also commonly used for privacy reasons - avoiding spam, protecting privacy when signing up for services. This is a gray area. The request itself is to build an app that generates Gmail-like addresses with dots. But here's the technical problem: **A web app running in a browser (like on Grok's artifact system) CANNOT actually receive emails.** To receive emails, you need: 1. A mail server 2. IMAP/POP3 access 3. Or an API service The user seems to think that just generating Gmail addresses with dots will let them receive verification emails at those addresses. But the dots trick means those emails all go to the SAME actual Gmail mailbox. So to read them, the user would need to log into their actual Gmail account. Wait, but there's a bigger issue: **The app cannot access the user's Gmail without OAuth credentials.** A static HTML file cannot log into Gmail. Gmail requires OAuth 2.0 authentication with a registered app (client ID, secret), and reading Gmail requires the Gmail API with proper scopes, and Google's verification process for production apps. So technically: 1. I can build a UI that generates random Gmail-style addresses with dots (e.g., converting an existing email like johndoe@gmail.com into j.o.h.n.d.o.e@gmail.com variations) 2. But the app CANNOT receive/read emails because: - Browser apps can't connect to Gmail IMAP directly (CORS, auth) - Gmail API requires OAuth with client credentials the user must set up - The app has no backend Options to make it actually work: - Use a service like mail.tm, 1secmail (RIP), guerrillamail API - but those give their own domains, not @gmail.com - The user wants @gmail.com specifically. The only way to receive @gmail.com emails is to have access to an actual Gmail account. So I should explain: 1. Yes, I can build the app (UI + dot-generation logic, no + sign) 2. BUT there are fundamental limitations: a web app running in browser cannot read Gmail without OAuth setup 3. The dot trick: emails with dots all go to the same inbox, so the user still reads them in their real Gmail - the app could generate random dot variations, the user copies the address, uses it on websites, then checks their real Gmail inbox for the code 4. To auto-display the verification code, I'd need to build something with Google Apps Script or OAuth - I could suggest a Google Apps Script approach as a workaround? Actually, Google Apps Script could poll Gmail and expose a web app endpoint... but CORS and deployment complexity. Actually, let me think about what's feasible to deliver in an artifact: **Option A: Pure client-side "Gmail dot generator"** - User enters their base Gmail (e.g., realgmail@gmail.com) - App generates variations with random dots (only dot variations, no +) - User copies a variation, uses it to sign up on websites - Verification emails arrive at their real inbox (since dots are ignored) - The app can even deep-link to Gmail search or mail.google.com - Limitation: cannot auto-fetch the code without OAuth **Option B: With OAuth (Gmail API)** - Would require user to create a Google Cloud project, get client ID, enable Gmail API - too complex for a simple artifact, and I can't do it for them. Also running from a blob/iframe origin won't work with Google OAuth (needs registered redirect URI). **Option C: Use existing temp mail APIs (mail.tm)** - Works fully in artifact, can auto-receive emails - But domains are not @gmail.com - violates user's requirement So the honest answer: I can build Option A - a dot-variation generator with a nice UI, and explain that reading the codes still happens in their actual Gmail (maybe with a button to open Gmail). Auto-receiving isn't possible for @gmail.com without OAuth/server setup, and I should explain why. Wait — actually, could I use Gmail's IMAP via some CORS proxy? No, that requires credentials and is insecure/hacky. Not appropriate. Another thought: Google Apps Script web app deployed as "execute as me, anyone can access" could act as a proxy to read Gmail labels/messages. The user could paste a Apps Script, deploy it, and the artifact could fetch from that endpoint (Apps Script supports CORS via ContentService with proper MIME... actually Apps Script web apps do allow cross-origin GET fetches; JSONP also works). This is a real path! But it's more involved. I could mention it as an optional "Pro" setup. Given the user's vibe (casual Vietnamese, "mày/tao" - informal/rude-ish speech), they want a direct answer and the app. Let me: 1. Answer directly: "Được" (Yes) with caveats 2. Explain the core limitation clearly: @gmail.com emails can only be received by the real Gmail account; dots don't create new inboxes - they all land in the same box; the app can't log into Gmail by itself 3. Deliver the app: a single HTML file (artifact) that: - Lets user input their base Gmail - Generates dot variations (random, custom patterns) - Copy button - Button to open Gmail inbox (mail.google.com) filtered maybe - No "+" signs anywhere - only dots - Maybe a history of generated aliases - Nice dark UI 4. Offer the optional Google Apps Script bridge if they want auto-reading codes inside the app (with brief instructions). Actually, should I include the Apps Script part in detail? The user asked "can you do it?" - I should answer what's possible. Let me build the solid version A and briefly mention the option to level up. Let me also consider: is there any harm concern? Helping someone create email aliases to sign up for services... Gmail's dot feature is an official feature. Creating multiple accounts may violate ToS of some sites, but building an alias generator is benign and widely available (e.g., many "Gmail dot trick generator" tools exist). SMS verification isn't actually being bypassed here — hmm, wait. Let me reconsider the "SMS verify" part. "nhận sms verify web" - if they literally want to receive SMS OTPs, that's a different thing entirely (requires phone numbers, not email). But they said "email tạm thời" (temporary email), so they likely mean email verification/OTP codes sent via email. I'll interpret it as receiving verification codes (email OTP) and note that if they meant actual SMS, that requires phone numbers which temp email can't do. Actually many Vietnamese users say "nhận mã verify" loosely. I'll clarify briefly. Also note: the user says "chạy thẳng trên grok" - run directly on Grok, meaning as an artifact I can produce. So I should output an artifact (single HTML file). Let me design the app: **Features:** - Input: base Gmail (validate must end with @gmail.com, no + allowed, strip existing dots for generation) - Generate: N variations with random dot placements - Custom pattern: show base without dots, allow inserting dots at positions - Random generator: insert dots in random positions (1-3 dots typically) - but note: dot placement can't be at start/end, and Gmail rules: dots can't be first or last char, can't be consecutive - Actually Gmail rules: username must start and end with letter/number; consecutive dots not allowed. I'll respect that. - Display list of variations with copy buttons - "Mở Gmail" button linking to https://mail.google.com/ - Optional: search Gmail for verification codes? Can't deep-link search easily... Actually you can: https://mail.google.com/mail/u/0/#search/... but with arbitrary query. Could search "from" - not that useful. Just open inbox. - History saved in localStorage - Theme: dark, Vietnamese UI - Warning notes: dots don't create new inbox; all mail goes to base inbox; some sites normalize dots and detect it; no "+" ever generated. Also a "generate one random" quick button with a big display. Let me write clean HTML/CSS/JS. Use Vietnamese UI since user speaks Vietnamese. Edge cases: - Input validation: must be valid Gmail format, reject "+", reject if not @gmail.com - Base without dots: username.strip dots - Generate variation: choose k random gap positions (between chars, not before first/after last, no consecutive since each gap can only have one dot... actually inserting a dot in a gap; consecutive dots would require two dots in same gap - avoid by picking distinct gaps) - Copy to clipboard with feedback Let me also add a small note section explaining limitations honestly. Additionally, maybe add an "auto-check" hack: after copying, a button "Kiểm tra hộp thư" opens Gmail. Also could embed Gmail in iframe? Gmail blocks iframing. No. Should I include the Google Apps Script optional bridge with instructions inside the app? Might be nice but adds complexity. I'll mention it in chat text instead, offering to build it if they want auto-receive. Format: Vietnamese response, casual but professional. Start with direct answer, explain the one key limitation clearly (gmail dots = same inbox; can't auto-read without login/OAuth), then the artifact, then brief usage notes and optional next step. Keep text concise; the artifact carries the details. Length: moderate. Use a few bullet points. Then artifact. Let me write the code carefully. ```html Gmail Dot Alias — Temp Mail @gmail.com header input section quick generate list of variations notes ``` JS logic: ```js function sanitizeBase(input){ let v = input.trim().toLowerCase(); if(v.includes('+')) return {error:'Không được chứa dấu +'}; let [local, domain] = split at last @; if(domain !== 'gmail.com') error; local = local.replace(/\./g,''); validate local: /^[a-z0-9]([a-z0-9._%+-]...).../ after stripping dots: /^[a-z0-._-]? hmm ``` Gmail local part rules (after removing dots): letters, numbers, underscores, and Gmail also allows... Actually Gmail local (ignoring dots) can contain letters, digits, underscores, and I think plus signs (but we exclude). Let me validate original local part against /^[a-z0-9._-]+$/i roughly (Gmail also historically allows some others, but keep simple). After stripping dots, must match /^[a-z0-9_-]+$/i? Underscore allowed in Gmail? Gmail doesn't allow underscores? Hmm... Actually Gmail usernames can contain letters, numbers, and periods only (per Google help: "You can use letters, numbers, and periods"). Historically underscores weren't allowed for new accounts. I'll validate: after dot removal, /^[a-z0-9]+$/ ... but some old accounts may have underscores or other chars. I'll be lenient: allow letters, digits, underscore, hyphen after dot removal, but dots insertion only between characters that exist. Keep simple: strip dots, check /^[a-z0-9._-]+$/ before strip on original local, and require length >= 2 to insert dots meaningfully (1-char can't have dots). Generate variations: ```js function makeVariation(clean, nDots){ // clean: base without dots if(clean.length < 2) return clean; const gaps = clean.length - 1; const k = Math.min(nDots, gaps); // choose k distinct gap indices const idxs = shuffle([...Array(gaps).keys()]).slice(0,k).sort((a,b)=>a-b); let s = ''; for(let i=0;i mọi biến thể đều về cùng 1 hộp thư - Muốn đọc mã: mở Gmail gốc (nút bên dưới) - Một số web tính email theo dạng chuẩn hoá (bỏ dấu chấm) nên có thể phát hiện — dùng có chừng mực - App chạy hoàn toàn trong trình duyệt, không gửi dữ liệu đi đâu Also maybe a feature: "Đặt mã chờ" - when user opens Gmail... no, can't detect. Keep simple. Add favicon? Not necessary. Let me make the design nice: dark theme #0f1117, card #171a21, accent gradient (e.g., #ff5f5f to #ff9966? or Gmail colors: use #EA4335 red / #4285F4 blue). Use a modern look with rounded corners, subtle shadows, monospace for emails. Toast for copy feedback. Also a "Sao chép tất cả" button? Maybe. Keep it. Let me write the full code. Also handle Enter key on input. Validation messages in Vietnamese: - "Email phải kết thúc bằng @gmail.com" - "Không được chứa dấu +" - "Email không hợp lệ" Also strip dots from input for the "base" and show it. Structure: ``` Header: icon + title "GmailDot — Alias tạm thời @gmail.com" subtitle "Chỉ dấu chấm, không dấu +" Main card: Row: input + nút "Dùng email này" Hiển thị base đã chuẩn hoá: "Hộp thư gốc: xxx@gmail.com" (with note) Controls: số chấm tối đa slider/select (1..4), số lượng (5/10/20) Big button: "🎲 Tạo ngẫu nhiên" -> generates and adds to list List: each item: email text + copy btn Actions: "Sao chép tất cả", "Xoá danh sách", "Mở Gmail ↗" Notes card (accent border): bullets Footer small ``` Random big single alias display: maybe on load, if stored base exists, show a quick random alias with copy. Simplify: one "Tạo" button generates the chosen quantity and prepends to list. Plus a hero area showing the most recent alias big with a copy button. localStorage keys: 'gd_base', 'gd_list'. If no base set, hero shows placeholder "Nhập email Gmail gốc của bạn để bắt đầu". Let me now also think about whether to answer "can you do it?" re: actually receiving codes in-app. Be honest: "Được — nhưng có 1 giới hạn vật lý mà mọi app đều phải chịu: email @gmail.com chỉ có thể đọc từ chính hộp thư Gmail đó. Dấu chấm không tạo hộp thư mới — j.o.h.n@gmail.com và john@gmail.com là chung 1 hộp. Nên app này làm 2 việc: sinh biến thể để bạn dùng đăng ký, và mở thẳng Gmail để lấy mã. Nếu muốn app tự bắt mã OTP hiện ngay trong app thì cần kết nối Google OAuth/Apps Script — nói tao nếu muốn tao làm bản đó." Also clarify SMS: "Lưu ý: cái này nhận mã verify qua email. Nếu web gửi SMS thật (về số điện thoại) thì temp email không nhận được — đó là chuyện khác." Keep it tight. The user speaks informal Vietnamese ("mày/tao"), I'll respond in Vietnamese, friendly-casual but not mirroring rudeness; use "bạn" or match slightly casual tone without profanity. Use "bạn" is safer but might feel stiff; many assistants match with casual "bạn/mình". I'll use casual "bạn — mình". Now write the artifact code fully. ```html GmailDot • Alias @gmail.com (chỉ dấu chấm) ``` I'll write it directly in the artifact. Let me carefully compose. Features detail: - dot count select: options 1,2,3,4 ("Số dấu chấm / địa chỉ") - quantity: 5/10/20 - generate button - list items with index, email, copy - hero: last generated, big, copy - history persisted; "xoá" clears - base set: stored - "Mở Gmail" opens mail.google.com in new tab - Copy all: joins with newline Also ensure generated emails unique vs existing list. One more nice touch: click on email text copies too. And show a small tag "chỉ chấm ✅ không +". Also maybe a "đảo chấm lại" per item? Skip, keep clean. Validation function: ```js function parseBase(raw){ const v = raw.trim().toLowerCase(); if(!v) return {err:'Nhập email Gmail của bạn trước.'}; if(v.includes('+')) return {err:'Email chứa dấu + — không chấp nhận (chỉ dùng dấu chấm).'}; const at = v.lastIndexOf('@'); if(at < 1) return {err:'Email không hợp lệ.'}; const local = v.slice(0,at), domain = v.slice(at+1); if(domain !== 'gmail.com' && domain !== 'googlemail.com') return {err:'Phải là @gmail.com.'}; const clean = local.replace(/\./g,''); if(!/^[a-z0-9][a-z0-9_-]*$/.test(clean)) return {err:'Phần tên người dùng không hợp lệ.'}; if(clean.length < 2) return {err:'Tên quá ngắn, không chèn dấu chấm được.'}; return {clean, domain:'gmail.com'}; } ``` Hmm if domain googlemail.com, still same account, output @gmail.com. Fine. Generation: ```js function rndAlias(clean, maxDots){ const gaps = clean.length-1; const k = Math.min(maxDots, gaps, 1+Math.floor(Math.random()*Math.min(3,maxDots))); ``` Hmm simpler: k = random integer between 1 and min(maxDots, gaps). ```js const k = 1 + Math.floor(Math.random()*Math.min(maxDots, gaps)); // ensure >=1 const pool = Array.from({length:gaps},(_,i)=>i); // shuffle pick k for(let i=pool.length-1;i>0;i--){const j=Math.floor(Math.random()*(i+1));[pool[i],pool[j]]=[pool[j],pool[i]];} const set = pool.slice(0,k); set.sort((a,b)=>a-b); let s=''; for(let i=0;i where query URL-encoded. Search "j.o.h.n@gmail.com" — Gmail tokenizes dots away in search? Gmail search ignores punctuation sometimes... Using quotes keeps it as phrase; Gmail search does match the exact address in To:. I'll use `#search/to:"..."` maybe. Keep simple: `#search/"${email}"`. It's a best-effort helper. Also the hero copy button. Now the artifact must be complete and runnable. Let me write it. Also include an inline SVG icon maybe (envelope + dot). Simple emoji ok but keep classy: use a small inline SVG. CSS: nice cards, hover states, responsive. Let me draft final HTML fully (careful with quotes/escaping inside artifact). I'll write: ```html GmailDot — Alias @gmail.com chỉ bằng dấu chấm

GmailDot — Alias @gmail.com

Biến thể tạm thời bằng dấu chấm · chỉ nhận thư về hộp Gmail gốc

✓ chỉ dấu chấm — không dấu +

EMAIL GMAIL GỐC (thư của mọi biến thể sẽ về đây)

Chưa đặt email gốc.

Alias mới nhất

— nhập email gốc rồi bấm Tạo —

SỐ DẤU CHẤM MỖI ALIAS

SỐ LƯỢNG TẠO

📌 Cần biết trước khi dùng

Chỉ có dấu chấm. App không bao giờ sinh dấu + — đúng yêu cầu của bạn.
Mọi biến thể = 1 hộp thư. Gmail bỏ qua dấu chấm, nên j.o.hn@gmail.com và john@gmail.com là cùng một hộp thư. Thư verify vẫn về Gmail gốc của bạn — bấm 🔍 trên mỗi alias để tìm nhanh đúng email đó, hoặc 📬 để mở hộp thư.
App không tự đọc hộp thư được. Trình duyệt không thể đăng nhập Gmail thay bạn (cần OAuth/phía server). Đây là bản "sinh alias + dẫn tới mã" — nếu muốn bản tự bắt mã OTP, mình sẽ làm thêm cầu nối Google Apps Script.
Nếu bạn muốn nhận SMS thật (mã gửi về số điện thoại) thì temp email không nhận được — đó là chuyện của số điện thoại ảo, khác hệ.
App chạy 100% trong trình duyệt, không gửi dữ liệu đi đâu. Danh sách được lưu trên máy bạn.
Đừng lạm dụng: một số web chuẩn hoá email (bỏ chấm) nên coi các biến thể là trùng — và tạo tràn lan tài khoản có thể vi phạm quy định của họ.

``` Footer text: "GmailDot · chạy hoàn toàn trong trình duyệt · dấu chấm only, không dấu +" — fix wording. JS: ```js const $=id=>document.getElementById(id); let base=null; // clean local part let list=[]; // emails // load try{ base=localStorage.getItem('gd_base')||null; list=JSON.parse(localStorage.getItem('gd_list')||'[]');}catch(e){} if(base) $('base').value = base.replace(/(.{0})/,''); hmm ``` Store base as clean (no dots). Display baseInfo as clean@gmail.com. If loaded, set input to clean@gmail.com? Input should show original maybe; just set input to base+'@gmail.com'. ```js function showErr(m){const e=$('err');e.textContent=m;e.style.display=m?'block':'none';} function toast(m){const t=$('toast');t.textContent=m;t.classList.add('show');clearTimeout(toast._t);toast._t=setTimeout(()=>t.classList.remove('show'),1600);} function parseBase(raw){ let v=raw.trim().toLowerCase(); if(!v)return{err:'Nhập email Gmail của bạn trước đã.'}; if(v.includes('+'))return{err:'Email chứa dấu + → không chấp nhận. Chỉ dùng bản gốc có dấu chấm hoặc không.'}; const at=v.lastIndexOf('@'); if(at<1)return{err:'Email không hợp lệ.'}; const local=v.slice(0,at),dom=v.slice(at+1); if(dom!=='gmail.com'&&dom!=='googlemail.com')return{err:'Phải là địa chỉ @gmail.com.'}; if(!/^[a-z0-9][a-z0-9._-]*$/.test(local))return{err:'Phần trước @ chứa ký tự không hợp lệ.'}; const clean=local.replace(/\./g,''); if(!/^[a-z0-9_-]+$/.test(clean))return{err:'Tên người dùng không hợp lệ.'}; if(clean.length<2)return{err:'Tên quá ngắn — không đủ chỗ để chèn dấu chấm.'}; return{clean}; } function setBase(){ const r=parseBase($('base').value); if(r.err){showErr(r.err);return;} showErr(''); base=r.clean; localStorage.setItem('gd_base',base); $('base').value=base+'@gmail.com'; renderBase(); toast('✔ Đã đặt hộp thư gốc: '+base+'@gmail.com'); } function renderBase(){ $('baseInfo').innerHTML = base ? 'Hộp thư gốc: '+esc(base)+'@gmail.com — mọi alias chấm-only đều nhét thư về đúng đây.' : 'Chưa đặt email gốc.'; } function esc(s){return s.replace(/[&<>"']/g,c=>({'&':'&','<':'<','>':'>','"':'"',"'":'''}[c]));} function rndAlias(clean,maxDots){ const gaps=clean.length-1; const cap=Math.min(maxDots,gaps); const k=1+Math.floor(Math.random()*cap); const pool=Array.from({length:gaps},(_,i)=>i); for(let i=pool.length-1;i>0;i--){const j=Math.floor(Math.random()*(i+1));[pool[i],pool[j]]=[pool[j],pool[i]];} const set=pool.slice(0,k); let s=''; for(let i=0;i{ const li=document.createElement('li');li.className='item'; li.innerHTML='

'+esc(a)+'

' +'' +''; li.querySelector('.mail').onclick=()=>copy(a); li.querySelector('.c').onclick=()=>copy(a); li.querySelector('.s').onclick=()=>gsearch(a); ul.appendChild(li); }); if(!list.length) ul.innerHTML='

Chưa có alias nào.

'; } function gsearch(a){window.open('https://mail.google.com/mail/u/0/#search/'+encodeURIComponent('"'+a+'"'),'_blank');} function openGmail(){window.open('https://mail.google.com/mail/u/0/','_blank');} async function copy(t){ try{await navigator.clipboard.writeText(t);} catch(e){ const ta=document.createElement('textarea');ta.value=t;ta.style.position='fixed';ta.style.opacity='0'; document.body.appendChild(ta);ta.select();document.execCommand('copy');ta.remove(); } toast('📋 Đã sao chép: '+t); } function copyAll(){ if(!list.length)return; copy(list.join('\n')); } function save(){localStorage.setItem('gd_list',JSON.stringify(list));} $('setBase').onclick=setBase; $('base').addEventListener('keydown',e=>{if(e.key==='Enter')setBase();}); $('gen').onclick=generate; $('heroCopy').onclick=()=>{const v=$('heroAddr').dataset.v;if(v)copy(v);}; $('heroSearch').onclick=()=>{const v=$('heroAddr').dataset.v;if(v)gsearch(v);}; $('copyAll').onclick=copyAll; $('clear').onclick=()=>{list=[];save();render();toast('🗑 Đã xoá danh sách');}; $('openGmail').onclick=openGmail; if(base){$('base').value=base+'@gmail.com';renderBase();} render(); ``` Wait: heroAddr initial text has no dataset.v — copy guarded. Good. Note: heroSearch when nothing: ignore. One issue: in generate(), if base length is 2, gaps=1, cap=1, k=1 → only one possible alias "a.b@gmail.com". Deduping means after first generation, further attempts produce duplicates until guard exhausts. Acceptable; toast shows fewer made. Fine. Also `cap` could be 0 if clean length 1 — but we validated length>=2 so gaps>=1. Good. localStorage may throw in some sandboxed iframes (Grok artifacts run in iframe with sandbox?). Artifacts on claude.ai run in iframe; localStorage may be blocked (SecurityError) in some contexts. Wrap all localStorage access in try/catch. I have try/catch on load; also wrap setItem in try/catch in save() and setBase(). Let me make safe helpers: ```js function lsSet(k,v){try{localStorage.setItem(k,v)}catch(e){}} function lsGet(k){try{return localStorage.getItem(k)}catch(e){return null}} ``` Use those everywhere. Good. Clipboard in iframe: navigator.clipboard.writeText may fail without permission; fallback with execCommand covers most. Also within sandboxed iframe execCommand copy may fail silently... acceptable. window.open in sandboxed iframe: artifacts allow popups usually via allow-popups. Fine. Escape: emails from generation are safe (base validated). esc still used. Title/footer wording check: "chạyOffline-free" — fix to "chạy hoàn toàn trong trình duyệt". Also add small heading above list? "DANH SÁCH ALIAS" label. Add. Now the chat text around the artifact. Keep concise: 1. Được. But one physics limit: @gmail.com mail only lands in the real Gmail; dots don't make new inboxes; browser app can't log into your Gmail by itself. So the app = generator + quick jump to the code in Gmail. 2. Quick note re: SMS — if they meant real SMS, temp email can't receive; this is for email verification codes. 3. Artifact. 4. After: bullets on what it does; offer Apps Script bridge for auto-catching OTP inside the app if wanted. Keep it in Vietnamese, casual. Use "bạn/mình". Format check: short intro paragraph + artifact + brief bullets + one-line offer. Good. Được — nhưng nói thẳng 1 giới hạn vật lý trước để bạn khỏi vỡ mộng sau: **Dấu chấm không tạo hộp thư mới.** `j.o.h.n@gmail.com` và `john@gmail.com` là **cùng một hộp thư** — Gmail mặc định bỏ qua dấu chấm. Và một app chạy trong trình duyệt **không thể tự đăng nhập Gmail** của bạn để đọc thư (cần OAuth/phía server). Nên app này làm được: - ✅ Sinh alias @gmail.com **chỉ bằng dấu chấm, tuyệt đối không có dấu `+`** - 📋 Copy nhanh để dán vào web đăng ký - 🔍 Nút tìm thẳng thư verify gửi tới alias đó trong Gmail (mã OTP hiện ra ngay) Lưu ý nhỏ: nếu bạn nói **SMS thật** (mã gửi về số điện thoại) thì temp email không nhận được — đây là nhận mã verify qua **email**.

GmailDot — Alias @gmail.com (chỉ dấu chấm)

```html GmailDot — Alias @gmail.com chỉ bằng dấu chấm

GmailDot — Alias @gmail.com

Biến thể tạm thời bằng dấu chấm · thư về hộp Gmail gốc

✓ chỉ dấu chấm — không dấu +

EMAIL GMAIL GỐC (mọi alias sẽ nhét thư về đây)

Chưa đặt email gốc.

Alias mới nhất

— nhập email gốc rồi bấm Tạo —

SỐ DẤU CHẤM / ALIAS

SỐ LƯỢNG TẠO

📌 Cần biết trước khi dùng

Chỉ dấu chấm, không dấu + — đúng yêu cầu của bạn, app không bao giờ sinh +.
Mọi biến thể = 1 hộp thư. Gmail bỏ qua dấu chấm, nên thư verify vẫn về Gmail gốc. Bấm 🔍 trên mỗi alias để tìm nhanh đúng email chứa mã.
App không tự đọc hộp thư được (trình duyệt không đăng nhập Gmail thay bạn). Muốn app tự bắt mã OTP hiện luôn trong app thì cần cầu nối Google Apps Script — bảo mình làm bản đó.
Nhận SMS thật thì khác hệ — mã gửi về số điện thoại thì temp email không nhận được.
Chạy 100% trong trình duyệt, dữ liệu lưu trên máy bạn, không gửi đi đâu.
Đừng lạm dụng: một số web chuẩn hoá email (tự bỏ chấm) nên coi biến thể là trùng nhau.

```

**Cách dùng:** 1. Nhập Gmail thật của bạn → "Dùng email này" 2. Bấm **Tạo** → nhận alias dạng `t.e.n@gmail.com` → copy → dán vào web cần đăng ký 3. Mã verify về Gmail gốc → bấm 🔍 trên alias đó để nhảy thẳng tới đúng email chứa mã Nền tảng logic: chấm được chèn ngẫu nhiên giữa các ký tự (không đầu/cuối, không chấm kép), danh sách lưu trên máy bạn, không bao giờ xuất hiện dấu `+`. Nếu muốn bản **tự bắt mã OTP hiện ngay trong app** (không cần mở Gmail), mình có thể làm thêm cầu nối Google Apps Script — bạn chỉ cần dán 1 đoạn script vào tài khoản Google của mình 1 lần. Nói một tiếng là tao/bạn làm tiếp 👍

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