Børge
Is there a Linux email client which handles spam as well as webmail systems? Automatically detect spam and put it in a special folder without going trough the inbox?
In @thunderbird you have to manually mark messages as spam, and then nothing happens, unless you've turned on a setting for them to be moved (why is this turned off by default!?). And still new spam needs to be marked manually
I need to protect my mom from getting phished and tricked, so need to switch client
Børge
@djh I don't like saying stuff like this about a project I don't contribute to, but it is literally unbelievable to me that this is the state of spam handling in the most well known Linux (or foss in general) email client. Someone has to have worked on this, right? @thunderbird
Daniel
@forteller @thunderbird Some ten+ years ago there was a way to set up sieve rules in Thunderbird with an addin jf I recall correctly — and once set up that worked quite well. But it's a bit of the hacky kind.
There really should be a way ro have Thunderbird's junk scoring move mails automatically.
morph
@forteller Thunderbird can check the DKIM signature. It does not take out the mail to the junk folder though.
https://github.com/lieser/dkim_verifier
Another Addon I find useful and installed in my Mum's Thunderbird is that ...
https://github.com/jdede/WarnAttachment
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