What's New in Fade: Release Notes

Fade for iPhone 1.3.0

22 October 2026

Fade Pro has a new home. Tap Inbox to see what Pro adds, read what other people say about Fade, and choose weekly, yearly or lifetime in one tap.
All inboxes. With Pro, every reserved address sits in one list, and each email shows the address it was sent to. You can create a new address right from the switcher.
Your temporary address lives on Home, with its full inbox under See all.
On the free plan, a new address or a different domain now comes after a short ad.
Plus small fixes.

15 October 2026

Reserved addresses are more private. Fade now proves it is really you before it opens a reserved address's mail, attachments and notifications.
A reserved address's inbox no longer says the address expires. It doesn't.
Plus small fixes.

14 October 2026

Reserved addresses are more private, matching Fade for iPhone 1.2.1: the extension proves it is your paired browser before it opens a reserved address's mail and attachments.
Plus small fixes.

3 October 2026

Fade works with Chrome. Install Fade for Chrome, then open Settings, Pair with Chrome, to use the same Pro, reserved addresses and mail in your browser.
Linked browsers. Every browser you have paired is listed in Settings, and you can unlink any of them from your iPhone.
Pro costs less in many countries, matched to local prices.
Pro bought on the web now shows on your iPhone, with your plan and renewal date.
Offers & discounts, a new notification setting for the occasional deal. It stays off unless you turn it on.
Plus fixes and small improvements.

3 October 2026

Fade is in the browser. Fade for Chrome is live in the Chrome Web Store: a disposable address in the side panel, beside the signup form you are already filling in. Free, no account, no ads.
Codes lifted out of the mail, the same as on iPhone, with one click to copy and a badge on the toolbar icon when the panel is closed.
It cannot see your browsing. No content scripts, no site access, no analytics and no remote code. It talks only to Fade's own server.
Pair it with your iPhone. One Pro, the same reserved aliases and the same mail across up to three browsers and your phone.
Also installs in Edge, Brave, Opera and Arc. Light and dark follow the browser.

12 September 2026

Pro includes five reserved addresses instead of three.
Nothing disappears. Mail is kept on Fade for 90 days. After that it stays on your iPhone, still in your inbox, marked On device so you can tell which is which.
Export your mail: a single message as .eml, or everything on one address as .mbox. Both open in any mail app.

21 August 2026

Ads on free inboxes now come from a new network.
Nothing shifts under your thumb. The banner is a fixed size and stays hidden until an ad has actually loaded.
Pro removes ads completely, as always.

18 August 2026

Redeem a code more easily, both when you first open the app and in Settings.
A Chrome extension was announced, so Fade works in the browser where you actually sign up.

11 August 2026

Emails look like emails. Messages now render with the sender's real formatting instead of flattened plain text.
Select text and tap links. You can select any text in a message, and links, addresses and phone numbers are tappable.
Images stay blocked until you ask. Remote images are a common way senders track when mail is opened, so Fade does not load them by default. Tap Load on any message you trust.
Confirmation before you lose an inbox. Deleting a message and getting a new address now ask first, so a stray tap cannot throw away an address and everything in it.
Contact Support. A new row in Settings opens a prefilled email to our real, monitored support address.
Rate & Review, also in Settings.
Inbox previews now use the full width of the row instead of stopping at the first line break.

10 August 2026

First release. A working disposable address the moment you open the app, with automatic verification-code detection and one-tap copy.
Push notifications the moment mail arrives.
Several inboxes at once, a choice of domains, and attachments you can open and save.
Fade Pro: reserved addresses that never expire, a custom address on a Pro domain, and no ads.

Questions or a bug to report? help@fade.email