That's the problem with gmail, I believe that it's spam filtering takes
place before user designed filters. Thunderbird, (I called it Firefox,
my bad), has an adaptive spam filter. If something isn't labeled as
junk, and I think it is, I just mark it as junk and vice-versa, and it
remembers. I not sure if it's using heuristics or not, but it probably
is. It got to the point BG, (before Gmail), that it seldom made a
mistake, but it was easily corrected.
Just now I had to visit my gmail account, through the web interface, to
get messages from Kim Tang out of purgatory, and there's no guarantee
that it won't happen again.
On 1/31/2016 6:37 PM, Matthew Hunt wrote:
On Sun, Jan 31, 2016 at 6:21 PM, P.J. Alling <[email protected]> wrote:
I wish I could somehow turn gmail's spam filtering off, Firefox does a
pretty good job of rerouting spam, to it's spam folder, it's much more
convenient, and it actually learns what I consider to be spam.
What if you create a filter with a trivial condition (like "Larger
than 1 byte" or "Does not contain 'sdhadljfh348hfhsdlfjh4h237') with
the action "Never send it to Spam"?
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