AdvertisementĬonfiguration options and account settings These virtual folders can also be deleted without fear of deleting any files. With the "Search Online" option disabled, Thunderbird can load the search results much faster, but may not be perfectly up-to-date. What "Online Searching" does for IMAP and Newsgroup accounts is continually update the search as new information comes in.
There is also an option to "Search Online." Contrary to what it sounds like, it does not search Google for more information. What is particularly nice about this function is that it behaves like a folder and displays a list of messages, but does not actually move e-mail messages from their locations. As shown in the picture below, we are creating a virtual folder that will scour any selected folders for any mention of the word "USB" in the Sender or Subject fields (or whichever fields are selected). Recalling the view options and the search box, there is an option to "Save Search as a Folder." This functionality is known as "Saved Searches" (a type of virtual folder). It was truly a joy to watch e-mail come in and watch Thunderbird quickly and accurately flag spam and toss it in the "junk mail" bin as if it was saying "stick your V1AGRA where the sun doesn't shine!"
While there is no panel that shows you how effective it is at catching spam, this reviewer would estimate that it is well above 95% after training it for only 2 weeks. Since the Bayesian filter was introduced to Thunderbird, the filtering ability has consistently gotten better and better. Frankly, we think it is a good idea to leave this option off especially considering how many viruses/worms spoof e-mail addresses these days. It also gives you the option of not marking items it thinks is junk if the sender is in your personal address book.
Thunderbird has options in the control panel to allow you to redirect spam to where ever you want to send it. As you get more mail, it starts to flag items as "junk" or "not junk." Naturally, you need to train it as you receive e-mail, but the good news is that the more you train it, the faster it learns. By default, the spam filtering is turned on when you first start getting e-mail. Thunderbird has a built-in, trainable spam filter known as a "Naive Bayesian" filter. Overhead, but may be necessary if SieveFilter is used. (TB copies, then deletes, but deletion is a flag, and the folder has to be expunged to remove the flagged ones) _after_delete = trueĬheck mail for all IMAP folders. Sometimes deleting a message did not move it to trash, this helps. Some subfolders were not showing, setting this solved it. Here I will list some config tweaks I used (and would like to remember ) ). Tweaksīut sometimes I need to tweak some config stuff to make it behave like I want to. I love Thunderbird, it allows me to do so many things and normally the way I like it to be done.
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