How to set up professional email on your domain in 5 minutes with ImprovMX

2025-10-11

Many website owners, startups and small projects want an email like info@вашдомен.ru, but aren’t ready to pay for corporate email hosting.
ImprovMX solves this — it forwards incoming mail from your domain to any personal mailbox (for example, Gmail or Yandex) for free. The free plan has limits on the number of aliases and forwarded mail volume; active use may require a paid plan.

🧐 Step 1. Create a free email alias

1. Go to improvmx.com.
2. In the Your domain name field enter your domain (for example, vashdomen.ru). Make sure it’s registered and active.
3. In the Your email address field enter the address where all mail will be forwarded (for example, my.personal.email@gmail.com).
4. Click Create a free alias.

After that the service will generate the required DNS records for your domain.

curl for beginners: your first step into the world of HTTP requests

2025-09-08

Hello! If you’re even a little interested in the web, you’ve probably heard of curl. It’s a powerful and versatile command-line tool for interacting with web servers. It is used to send and receive data over various protocols: HTTP, FTP, SFTP, as well as mail protocols.

This guide is your first step. We’ll focus on the basics to help you understand how curl works and how to use it for everyday tasks.

031 | Proxy Servers in Action: 3proxy — A Compact and Multifunctional Proxy Server

2025-06-23

031 | Proxy Servers in Action: 3proxy — A Compact and Multifunctional Proxy Server 🤏⚙️

In our exploration of proxy servers, we’ve already looked at giants like Nginx and HAProxy, as well as the versatile SOCKS-focused Dante. Today, we turn our attention to 3proxy — a surprisingly compact yet incredibly multifunctional solution that could become your Swiss army knife in the world of proxying.

What is 3proxy?

3proxy is free, open-source software that, despite its small footprint (hence the “3”), is one of the most versatile proxy servers available. It is designed to run on various operating systems including Windows, Linux, macOS, and BSD. Its main strength is its ability to act as a proxy for a wide range of network protocols, often not supported in more specialized solutions.