Temporary email cloud history helps you return to the addresses associated with your account. In Temp Mail Ace Pro Plus, History provides a searchable address list with creation dates and eligible restoration actions. It is different from the free flow's browser-local history and from the message list inside a selected inbox.
Use the browser-history guide if you are working with free anonymous mail. Use this guide for the personal Plus account and its cloud address record.
Open the account's History
Sign in to the account that owns the Plus subscription, open Pro Plus, and select History. Check the account email if the list looks unfamiliar. A different account will have different addresses even when both use the same Pro domain.
Each entry identifies an address and its creation time. Available actions let you open eligible mail, copy the address or restore it when appropriate. The storage summary shows account usage; it is not a separate storage allowance reserved for History.
Search addresses across creation dates
Type a recognizable part of the local name, domain or full address into History search. Search spans creation dates so an old address is not hidden simply because you previously selected another day. Compare the full address before opening or restoring a result.
When the search is empty, use the creation-date selection to browse a particular day. The date filter follows UTC creation days, which can differ from the calendar day you remember near midnight in your time zone. If a date produces no result, clear it and search the address instead.
Manage addresses and inspect their mail
History offers All, Available and unavailable-address sections; Pro Plus also has Deleted. Filter by creation day, sort the list and select displayed records for CSV export. Export contains address metadata, not message bodies or account credentials.
Select Details to inspect an address's status, dates and message list. Available Pro addresses show Inbox. Plus also shows Archive and Trash. Open a message to read it in the normal safe viewer, with the original verification code, activation links and attachments. Use Load more for additional messages. Address search does not search message bodies.
Pro keeps an address record after its temporary mailbox expires or is deleted. That record cannot restore removed Pro mail. Plus can restore eligible deleted addresses and retained mail while subscribed, within storage. The archive guide explains its folders.
Use the same personal account on another device
Cloud entries belong to the signed-in account rather than one browser's local address list. You can return through the supported web account flow on another device while access remains eligible. You still need the account password or its recovery method; cloud history does not replace sign-in.
Signing out should end the current browser's access to paid account data. Do not share an active session to demonstrate your mailbox. Keep account credentials private, as described in the personal inbox guide.
What History cannot recover
An address entry is not an independent permanent backup. Restoring a retained deleted address needs an active subscription, available active-inbox capacity and an eligible domain. A message or mailbox cleaned up after its retention deadline cannot be reconstructed by its history label.
If an original Plus address was deleted but remains stored, follow address restoration. If a message alone was deleted, select that inbox and use its Trash folder instead of creating another address.
Quick answers
Does searching History search message bodies?
No. It searches address entries. Choose Details to inspect the selected address’s messages and folders.
Why is an address under a different day?
Creation-day filtering uses UTC. Clear the day filter and search if your local midnight differs.
Does cloud history mean unlimited permanent storage?
No. Account eligibility, storage quota and retention deadlines still apply.
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