Arnie Goetchius <[email protected]> wrote: > Rob wrote: >> Arnie Goetchius <[email protected]> wrote: >>> Periodically I receive emails from trusted sources where SM warns that >>> this email "might be a scam". Clicking on "Not a Scam" makes the message >>> go away. However, SM does not learn and keeps giving the same warning >>> for the same trusted source. The quick fix is to completely disable this >>> feature by going about:config and change mail.phishing.detection.enabled >>> to False. >>> >>> It would be helpful if SM could learn when an email is checked as "Not a >>> Scam", that the result of that action would disable any future notices >>> that an email from the same source "might be a scam". >> >> Seamonkey has no way of reliably determining the source of a mail, so >> it does not use that information as part of determination if a mail >> is a scam. >> > Well, it uses something to determine if the email is a scam. If I tell > SeaMonkey that it is wrong to classify an email as a scam, it ought to > remember what I said the next time that email shows up and stop giving > me a scam alert for that email.
SeaMonkey has no way to see that an e-mail is "the same as one that you have seen before". That probably is not true, anyway. So your ooptions are to disable the detector or to live with it. _______________________________________________ support-seamonkey mailing list [email protected] https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
