![]() Best Spam Blocker For Mac SpamSieve: Easy-to-use Mac spam filter for Apple Mail, Outlook, Airmail, MailMate. Looking at the diagnostic report, I don’t see any errors reported from Airmail itself. Visiocafe is the source of all HP shapes, and it seems to be updated often enough. However Ive been using Michaels SpamSieve for years so I didnt notice. Mailsmith 2.3.1 and later from Stickshift Software. So from SpamSieve’s point of view, Airmail hasn’t been asking it to do anything. I didn’t change any settings, it actually stopped putting the mail in the Spam folder. Just to confirm, you are using the “SpamSieve - Train as Spam” command, not “Mark as Spam,” right? The reason I ask is that, as you say, the log is showing no messages trained (or classified) since November 10. Hi Michael, I tried replying 2 days ago but maybe I made sopmething wrong… Anyway, yes, I’m able to train spamsieve and if I do it the spam mail goes into the spam folder… But if the same mail arrives again, it doesn’t go automatically in the spam folder (as it used to) and in the log there 's no tracks of movements.Temporary tooth repair/Mudra cards/Conversations With Tyler Hi there, since yesterday morning (10th november) SpamSieve doesn’t work anymore in Airmail. Sign up here to get Recomendo a week early in your inbox. I was at a restaurant and bit something hard hidden in a piece of cake. It broke off part of my molar, and the jagged tooth cut into my cheek whenever I talked. I made an appointment to see the dentist the next day, and in the meantime, I bought a little container of orthodontic wax to smooth over the sharp part. The next day, the dentist told me I'd done the right thing. The container is so small that I keep it in my toiletries bag when I travel. I was a few years into my loosely-disciplined meditation practice when I felt the urge to make hand gestures while sitting. I knew nothing about Mudras or where to even start. Thankfully, I found my way to this deck of cards called Mudras of Yoga: 72 Hand Gestures for Healing and Spiritual Growth. The instructions and photographs are clear and each card has a description of the technique, application and benefits. It's definitely deepened my experience and I feel more embodied while meditating. I am on a virtual book tour, where I’ve done almost 100 podcast appearances. It is hard to avoid answering the same questions, and I always look forward to answering new prompts. The interviewer famous for his unique questions is Tyler Cowen. Tyler did not disappoint when I appeared on his podcast. ** I would abandon Dreamhost and migrate away, but have no time to deal with migrating to another hosting service.In Conversations With Tyler he asked me a string of exhilarating, unique, off-beat, made-me-think, and insightful questions no one ever asked me before, which was a total joy for me, and for listeners. And, SpamSieve works better with Airmail than Apple Mail for some reason.įWIW, I have never had a technical issue or bug with Airmail. Yeah, Airmail search sucks, and lack of Spotlight integration sucks, but instead of fighting everyday with the Mail client all I do now is go into and out of Airmail, get the chore out of the way and move on. So far it is done what a mail client should do best: stay out of the way and don’t bother me with technical glitches. I gave up, deleted all accounts in Apple Mail, then moved all work over to Airmail. ![]() Lately I got fed up with the Apple Mail – for me it’s a mess compounded by endless issues with SpamSieve integration failing, shutting itself down, and other issues, and then Mail’s inability to correctly configure with my Dreamhost-hosted email accounts (for work)**. I have used Airmail on iOS/iPadOS for a few years – and though the subscription thing was annoying, I got past that and paid up because I like the way it operates. I will experiment for a while and report back. Has anybody stuck with Airmail despite all their recent fails? Anybody happy with it? If it works as advertised (… a big ask from those devs, I know), this + the Sanebox filtering might very well be my email Holy Grail. The ability to add backlinks to emails anywhere you want to with a simple command (again, a failing of Spark)Īt $10/year, it’s a steal compared to the other paid apps.Perfect integration with OmniFocus (always had, which is where Spark falls short).I know they botched their switch to subscription in the worst possible way, I know support is really subpar, but it’s the only app that can be customised in any way you want to. I’m ready to pay for a quality email app. So, with the resurrection of Newton ($50/year), Superhuman (120/year), and finding myself wanting a true power user email app, I’m considering Airmail again. ![]()
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