On 28 Jan 2015, at 12:02, Max Rydahl Andersen wrote:
How about instead of taking the account with the first hit take the
account with the *most* hits ?
I'm not sure this is a solution for the problem discussed (blacklisting
addresses).
I think that would make it work much more reliable for me to avoid
that just because I sometime use my private gmail account to send mail
to a coworker should not mean it uses my private account as default to
send from.
I'm not convinced that would be a good solution since it would make it
very hard to change what MailMate has “learned”. You would
essentially have to send more messages from the new “from” than you
did from the old “from”. Sending to a coworker from two different
addresses makes it impossible for MailMate to anticipate what you want.
In this case it's probably better if I provide some way to explicitly
bind the default choice.
But I'll keep the idea in mind.
On 28 Jan 2015, at 11:04, Benny Kjær Nielsen
<[email protected]> wrote:
On 25 Jan 2015, at 22:12, Kai Großjohann wrote:
I exchange a lot of email with John Doe, but somehow,
"[email protected]" ended up in the list of "To" addresses to be
completed. The correct address (the one without "kai" at the end)
is also in the list, but the wrong one seems to come first.
How do I remove the bogus "[email protected]", leaving only the
valid "[email protected]"?
This comes up regularly. MailMate uses sent messages for completion
suggestions and there is not way to “blacklist” addresses.
Entries in Contacts currently take precedence over a sent message
when the sent message is more than 30 days old.
I'm still not 100% sure how blacklisting could/should work, but I'm
getting closer. I think I know how to best synchronise such a list
over IMAP (which is the main problem for an implementation).
--
Benny
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