Philippe Lieser

Will be fixed in the next version. Note that it relies on the fixed bug inside Thunderbird, so only works in 106 or later.

I too get DKIM signed spam from time to time. But it is always from some throw away domain. Unless you get spam that is repeatedly signed with the same...

Based on my personal experience, I think it is unlikely that there are many people who receive a lot of emails there such an automated filtering would bring much. So...

No, at the moment this is not possible. And even If this would be possible, I would not advise to use it, as this could lead to domains being included...

Thanks for letting me know that the managed storage was already successfully tested. Note that WebExtension never had direct access to `about:config`, but instead always required the use of so...

Thanks for the entries, I will add them. A question about the zeit.de SVG-icon: Which Thunderbird version are you using? For me both in TB 91 and 104 the icon...

Updated the icons and rules. Note that I decided to stay with the zeit.de SVG-icon for now. Didn't see anything that is wrong with it, and Thunderbird an Firefox also...

Unfortunately I don't think I will find the time to port this to Postbox 7. Especially sine it seems to be based on Thunderbird 68, which would mean I would...

> an e-mail with wrong DKIM is more likely phishing where the opposite not. I don't agree. All spam/phishing I received so far had either no or a valid DKIM...

Note that this issue is about automatically contribute to Thunderbird's own spawn detection. Without the addon making any changes to the GUI. Making it easier for user to manually identify...