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🧩 Add Your Own Disposable Domains ​

In addition to the built-in disposable email domain list, you may want to block custom or newly discovered disposable email providers that are specific to your application.

Laravel Disposable Email Detection allows you to extend the blacklist without modifying any package code and without running any additional commands.

📂 Adding Custom Disposable Domains ​

  1. Navigate to the blacklist directory defined in your configuration:

storage/app/blacklist_file/
  1. Create or open the following file:

disposable_domains.txt
  1. Add each disposable email domain on a new line.

📄 Example: disposable_domains.txt ​

txt
abakiss.com
fakemail.org
trashbox.io
mail-temp.example

Once added, these domains will automatically be included in all validation rules, runtime checks, and Blade directives provided by the package.

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This approach is ideal for blocking private, internal, or recently discovered disposable email providers without waiting for remote list updates.

WARNING

Ensure that each line contains only a valid domain name. Do not add comments, spaces, or extra characters, as they may cause parsing issues.

⚙️ Configuration Requirement ​

Make sure the blacklist directory matches the path defined in config/disposable-email.php:

php
'blacklist_file' => storage_path('app/blacklist_file'),

If the configured path does not match, the custom blacklist will not be applied.

By using this method, you maintain full control over which disposable email domains are blocked, while keeping your application configuration clean and easy to manage.