I wish to kill file a certain individual, I am sick of him/her posting nasty comments about one and all, never anything constructive. I use Mozilla Thunderbird, any help would be appreciated.
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4 years ago
Kill filing help please
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4 years ago
Here ya go:
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YVW
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4 years ago
peeler ?
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4 years ago
ta ta peeler ta ta ron speed...tee hee
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4 years ago
Drop me a private email if you want specific instructions.
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+1 exterminate
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sorry can't hear you
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like you? ....
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4 years ago
One thing to note, is you can trigger filters based on a number of header fields. But, they're treated as "custom" items. You add the header fields you want to the menu of fields, and this makes your selection options "richer".
If you don't do that, there might be only two useful things you can match on by default (Subject and From). In the following example, the poster comes in via a particular server.
Thunderbird does not have Regex or PCRE capability. Some other news clients have stuff like that. Thunderbird uses a fairly limited boolean style of filter condition.
(You can click "Download original image" at the top of the page, to get the image file without annoying adverts. They've started putting a large advert just above the intended image.)
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Paul
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4 years ago
AdBlock+ or Ghostery get rid of the banner.
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What banner? - Opera.
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Opera has its own adblocker. When I turned it off the banner appeared.
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Yeah, I know. I don't turn it off unless a particular site which I may want to view demands it turned off.