Hi St,
Now that I can see what you had in mind - I like it!
Actually, I'd prefer a plain external text file
with the rules in execution order.
(Makes sharing of rules very easy to do.)
TB reads the text file and presents the default view
which would be execution order. It'd have a couple
buttons to sort the view different ways...and an associated
account preference so the same view is always presented, if
altered from the default by the user.
But then again, I'm not a programmer so I have no idea
how expensive it would be make any changes at all, let
alone our cosmetic wantings.
I get Korean spam....with weird characters in it.
It's very easy to copy/paste those characters into
a filter. Filtering on foreign characters isn't
something I've had good success with using other
user agents.
>> I vote for leaving it the way it is too.
SMN> I am not against today's order of display, either (rules sorted
SMN> in the order they are processed) - BUT it would certainly be nice
SMN> if one could group related rules:
SMN> - VirusShield
SMN> VirusShield Spamvestigater (Virus)
SMN> VirusShield SpamCop detected viruses
SMN> - Whitelisted Addresses
SMN> Whitelist: E-MU Systems
SMN> Whitelist: E-MULetter
SMN> Whitelist: Editors - Tritonhaven.Com
SMN> Whitelist: Faq - Tritonhaven.Com
SMN> Whitelist: ISP - BigBiz.Com
SMN> - Mailing Lists (As host)
SMN> [sub] Mailing List - E-MUsaic Mailing List
SMN> [sub] Mailing List - Korg Trinity Mailing List
SMN> [sub] Mailing List - Korg Triton Mailing List
SMN> [sub] Mailing List - Roland Variphrase Mailing List
SMN> [sub] Mailing List - Roland VS-1680 Mailing List
SMN> [sub] Mailing List - Whosh Mailing List
SMN> [sub] Mailing List - Whosh Steering Committee Mailing List
SMN> - Mailing List (As subscriber only)
SMN> Independent - BigFishAudio.Com News
SMN> Independent - Symantec.Com News
SMN> Independent - Doctor Audio Mailing List
SMN> Independent - Jokequeen
SMN> - JunkShield (Anti-spam)
SMN> JunkShield Spamvestigater (General - Kludges)
SMN> JunkShield Spamvestigater (General - Anywhere)
SMN> JunkShield Spamvestigater ('inkjet')
SMN> JunkShield Spamvestigater ('satellite')
SMN> JunkShield Spamvestigater ('no address')
SMN> JunkShield Spamvestigater ('search engine')
SMN> JunkShield Spamvestigater (known spammers)
SMN> JunkShield Spamvestigater (if 'relay' and no '4703')
SMN> JunkShield Spamvestigater (if 'bomber' and no 9773055435')
SMN> - Main Addresses
SMN> St - Musaic.Net
SMN> St - Tritonhaven.Com
SMN> St - Whosh.Net
SMN> which again in a colapsed display would show up something like
SMN> + VirusShield
SMN> + Whitelisted Addresses
SMN> + Mailing Lists (As Host)
SMN> - Mailing List (Subscriber Only)
SMN> Independent - BigFishAudio.Com News
SMN> Independent - Symantec.Com News
SMN> Independent - Doctor Audio Mailing List
SMN> Independent - Jokequeen
SMN> + JunkShield (Anti-spam)
SMN> + Main Addresses
SMN> Ok? Just like folders and files in Explorer. And don't forget,
SMN> TB already have a sort of hierarchy:
SMN> + Incoming Mail
SMN> + Outgoing Mail
SMN> + Read Messages
SMN> + Replied Messages
SMN> + Selective Download
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