Maybe you even receive private stuff at work that you should rather not attend to at all until you're home. So what to do about it? Ignore it while it's staring at you from your inbox? Waste some time by sorting it manually? If you're using Thunderbird I can show you a smart solution: set up message filters and have Thunderbird auto-sort messages into different folders of your choice. Then click the "New Choose the From header.
The next menu allows you to specify the criteria that must be met. Choose Contains and then enter the email address that the spammer is using, for instance spammer example. Now we need to define an action to be performed when a message meets the criteria we have just specified. Other folder types are not affected. Click the Application menu button and then Tools followed by Message Filters.
Click New. A Filter Rules dialog box will appear. Choose a property , a test and a value for each rule you want to apply:. In the Message Filters dialog box, at the top line, select the account from the dropdown list that the filters are to apply to.
The filter will automatically be applied to all new messages after it's saved. You might want to automatically add a star to all messages from your workplace domain, making them stand out from the rest of your Inbox messages. You could create this filter:. You may like to filter out lower-priority messages from your Inbox to reduce clutter. For example you may have chosen to receive notifications from businesses you patronize, but like to keep them in a separate folder.
Read more about: How to Remove Duplicate emails from Thunderbird. Limited Time Offer. How to create or set up mail rules in Mozilla Thunderbird Admin 3-Nov Organize your emails using Thunderbird Message Rules These filter automatically works on newly received emails and store in a defined folder using contain key-word.
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