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![]() SpamSieve - Spam Filter Heinz Tschabitscher SpamSieve 2.6.6 - Spam FilterGuide Rating - ![]() The Bottom LineSpamSieve lets you add superior Bayesian spam filtering to Mac OS X email clients, is just as easy to use as Mail's junk mail filters, and can give you statistics, too. Pros
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Guide Review - SpamSieve 2.6.6 - Spam FilterIf you have tried Mac OS X Mail's great adaptive spam filters, you probably don't ever want to use email without their help again. Unfortunately, Mail lacks some of the powerful features of other email clients. If you rely on one of those programs for your email, you have to do without Bayesian spam filtering.
Unless, of course, you use SpamSieve. SpamSieve implements adaptive statistics-based spam filtering in a very effective way and makes it available via AppleScript. SpamSieve comes with scripts for Entourage, Emailer and PowerMail. Mailsmith, GyazMail and Eudora integrate SpamSieve completely and use it for seamless, easy to use spam filtering. Optionally, you can get started with a seed corpus, though using your own mail exclusively is recommended. In addition to Bayesian filtering, SpamSieve lets you keep black and white lists of senders and phrases (these rules work in the message subject or body, for example, and you can use regular expressions to compose them). Usually, you don't have to maintain such lists, though. |
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