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1. SPAMSIEVE WHITE LIST FOR MAC
2. SPAMSIEVE WHITE LIST MANUAL
3. SPAMSIEVE WHITE LIST CODE
4. SPAMSIEVE WHITE LIST PLUS

My personal email account has a solid spam filter as well with server-side blocking.

SPAMSIEVE WHITE LIST PLUS

My work and school Office 365 accounts have EOP plus my work Office 365 account has a third-party spam filtering service.

Most of my email accounts still have server-side junk filtering as well. The more it runs, the more accurate it becomes, and most days it’s spot-on on what it captures as spam versus good. It has done an excellent job capturing most spam mail with only occasionally one slipping by, and only occasionally marking false positives. Overall SpamSieve has been quite effective. It still works effectively with both mail clients, and I may test it with other mail clients as well. Outlook needs a little more configuration with per-account rules and mailboxes, plus AppleScripts for processing SpamSieve’s filtering and the ability to mark messages. macOS Mail uses a plugin, a Spam mailbox, and a custom rule for processing spam. I personally tested SpamSieve with macOS Mail and Outlook.

SPAMSIEVE WHITE LIST MANUAL

SpamSieve takes a few minutes to initially setup and “train”, but once the setup and initial training process is complete, it runs well without much manual intervention unless one needs to mark another email message as spam or good. SpamSieve can adapt over time with a Bayesian filter and has whitelist and blocklist capabilities. Unlike server-side spam filters, SpamSieve works with multiple Mac email clients including macOS Mail, Outlook, etc., and it works with multiple email accounts (including Gmail, Exchange, and IMAP).

SPAMSIEVE WHITE LIST FOR MAC

SpamSieve is a spam filtering application for Mac that runs at the client-side.

SPAMSIEVE WHITE LIST CODE

The best thing is that since SpamSieve is adaptive, and it doesn't run off of a database that its developers created, spammers can't change their addresses or writing style to defeat SpamSieve's effectiveness.Ĭurrently, according to SpamSieve's statistics, I'm receiving an average of 60 spam message a day, and SpamSieve has been 99.8% accurate at sorting them!Īccording to C-Command's Web site, it is compatible with Outlook.I managed to dig out my license code to SpamSieve a while back and take it for a test drive. All of my spam messages get filtered into my Spam folder like magic for me to review and trash. In just a few weeks SpamSieve becomes amazingly accurate. You do the same for non-spam that shows up in your Spam folder. From then on when you get a spam message in your in-box you mark it as spam, and SpamSieve adjusts it's filters.

SpamSieve automatically analyzes both samples and looks for things common to the spam that you receive, and things common to the non-spam that you receive, and it creates a series of filters to form a blacklist and a whitelist. Then you choose a bunch of your typical non-spam e-mails and mark them as non-spam. To start off, you choose a bunch of spam e-mails in your e-mail program and mark them as spam. If you want to deal with spam effectively, without any risk of losing legitimate e-mails, I can't recommend SpamSieve enough: I found the built-in anti-spam capabilities of Apple's Mail to be insufficient to deal with this.

Because I have about a half dozen Web sites, which get harvested for my e-mail address by bots, I receive as many as 100 spam messages a day.