Email username gen for both proton mail and outlook (cock.li is optional):

To install and just run for a CLI just run

python email-gen.py 

For HTML just simply do these steps:

python -m venv venv

source venv/bin/activate

pip install flask

after that run

python app.py

For a HTML page

From there you should be given a list of domains to choose from or if you want you can choose a random one from cock.li (optional, see below)

when executed it will display a username and password for outlook, proton and cock.li (optional)

You will still need to solve a captcha for cock.li if you decide to use this.

• Use a VPN, mullvad (if you decided to not edit the webapp and index.html)
• OR if you'd want and trust cock.li, uncomment these lines

app.py:

    # Uncomment this line out for cock.li and comment the next line out if you choose to use cock.li

    # return render_template('index.html', domains=d, selected_domains=selected_domains, result=result,
    #                        first_name=random_first_name, last_name=random_last_name, username=random_username)

    return render_template('index.html', domains=d, result=result,
                           first_name=random_first_name, last_name=random_last_name, username=random_username)

in index.html

    <form method="post" id="emailForm">
        <div class="domain-list">
<!-- Uncomment these lines if you want to reuse cock.li again. -->
            <!-- {% for domain in domains %} -->
            <!-- <div class="domain-item"> -->
                <!-- <input type="checkbox" id="{{ domain }}" name="domains" value="{{ domain }}"  -->
                       <!-- {% if domain in selected_domains %}checked{% endif %}> -->
                <!-- <label for="{{ domain }}">{{ domain }}</label> -->
            <!-- </div> -->
            <!-- {% endfor %} -->
        </div>
        <!-- <p><small>Select domains you want to generate emails for</small></p> -->
        <input type="submit" value="Generate">
    </form>

......

    <!-- Unomment if you want to keep things checked inside the webapp -->
<!--     <script>
        document.getElementById('emailForm').addEventListener('submit', function(e) {
            var checkboxes = document.querySelectorAll('input[name="domains"]:checked');
            if (checkboxes.length === 0) {
                e.preventDefault();
                alert('Please select at least one domain.');
            }
        });
    </script> -->

exmaple output if enabled:

1: cock.li
2: airmail.cc
3: firemail.cc
...
Select a domain (1-8) or press Enter for random: 1
Cock.li: abramduncan6azj@cock.li | (FE[FYb(8xF'H6r}<Ra,9"Jx8.jn;+9gI`ECWoRo&$MRSCkKjmDe,kzMtHc53%t*
ProtonMail: emoryduncan736@proton.me | ]YX~0~PVoav*{J;u5?\VDTAut*3V_j(~t>CaPS"mV$^';(*d4avs8{kN2+l80yeT
Outlook: makaisnyderbk3p@outlook.com | K*Zd$ih[h"XgI"zo<Xw(Z<]-:OD*k|OwPje;:o%MJb_</li/7H0ClWC^LZ1b;z1c
your username is: aurorajugglezetta
Your password is: 6TD20iN+d!ueP1/|zF\eCy*K\fDOMbZ{f!SSX<i:tteD[nwI%GLGb.:vegfXW^b@

Seems to be a DNS issue; but the alert just seems to be really REALLY stupid.

Do not abuse this