It would make it much quicker to go through the history
list if there was a button to remove all mail that was
associated with a magnet. That way I could quickly
seperate the wheat from the chaff (so to speak).
If you do not want to see any magnetised messages, select
"Filter by <magnetised>", tick the "Invert search/filter"
box and click the "Filter" button. The history pages will no
longer display any magnetised messages.
If you want to delete the magnetised messages, select
"Filter by <magnetised>", ensure there is no tick in the
"Invert search/filter" box and click the "Filter" button.
The history page will now only show magnetised messages so
you can use the "Remove page" button to delete these
messages (or you can use "Remove all" if you want to avoid
having to delete several pages one by one). Once these
messages have been removed you can click the "Reset" button
to display the other (non-magnetised) messages.
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I spend way too much time deleting magnetic mail. In my
opinion, it should never be saved in the first place. I know
I've suggested this before, but can't we have magnetic mail
simply pass through popfile as if it didn't exist? Probably
80-90% of my mail is controlled by magnets. Popfile has no
business monkeying with any of this, and the vast quantities
of emails simply bog popfile down.
I see the suggestions for filtering or inverse filtering or
deleting all magnetized, etc. But this is all a big waste of
time.
I've noticed that popfile's efficency goes way up after I've
removed the magnetized mail.
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I'm assuming you are using POPFile 0.22.x.
If you do not want to see any magnetised messages, select
"Filter by <magnetised>", tick the "Invert search/filter"
box and click the "Filter" button. The history pages will no
longer display any magnetised messages.
If you want to delete the magnetised messages, select
"Filter by <magnetised>", ensure there is no tick in the
"Invert search/filter" box and click the "Filter" button.
The history page will now only show magnetised messages so
you can use the "Remove page" button to delete these
messages (or you can use "Remove all" if you want to avoid
having to delete several pages one by one). Once these
messages have been removed you can click the "Reset" button
to display the other (non-magnetised) messages.
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I spend way too much time deleting magnetic mail. In my
opinion, it should never be saved in the first place. I know
I've suggested this before, but can't we have magnetic mail
simply pass through popfile as if it didn't exist? Probably
80-90% of my mail is controlled by magnets. Popfile has no
business monkeying with any of this, and the vast quantities
of emails simply bog popfile down.
I see the suggestions for filtering or inverse filtering or
deleting all magnetized, etc. But this is all a big waste of
time.
I've noticed that popfile's efficency goes way up after I've
removed the magnetized mail.