It would be very hard to improve it to be smarter than simply looking
for the use of `@`. But I need to add some way for the user to
“whitelist” names.
Yes, whitelisting would be very good — perhaps at both the address and
even at the domain level. I have several clients using MailMate who
love it greatly — but the skull at first really creeped them out, and
now it just annoys them because they happen to deal regularly with
correspondents whose email names *by corporate policy* are their own
email addresses:
[email protected] <[email protected]>
Blech, to be sure! What an awful idea! But apparently it’s
relatively common. And it’s MailMate that gets the blame, at least in
my clients’ minds.
Anyway, being able to suppress the warnings for all of (say) example.com
would be very handy for folks who have to deal with such organizations.
Cheers,
— Erik
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