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@ -979,7 +979,7 @@ Words separated by commas result in searching for OR, so for example *apple, ora
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Both can be combined, so searching for *apple, orange banana* will search for apple OR (orange AND banana).
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Using the search index is a pro feature.
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From version 1.1315 it is possible to use search expressions like this:
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Since version 1.1315 it is possible to use search expressions like this:
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```
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apple +banana -cherry ?nuts
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@ -994,7 +994,7 @@ This will result in searching like this:
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Search expressions can be used for searching on the device via the search index and for searching on the email server,
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but not for searching on the device without search index for performance reasons.
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From version 1.1733 it is possible to save searches, which means that a named entry in the navigation menu will be created to repeat the same search later.
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Since version 1.1733 it is possible to save searches, which means that a named entry in the navigation menu will be created to repeat the same search later.
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You can save a search after searching by tapping on the save button in the top action bar.
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After repeating a search there will be a delete button at the same place to delete a saved search again.
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A saved search might be useful to quickly search for starred messages, or for messages from a specific email address, etc.
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* There is just one message in the conversation
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* There is exactly one unread message in the conversation
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* There is exactly one starred (favorite) message in the conversation (from version 1.1508)
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* There is exactly one starred (favorite) message in the conversation (since version 1.1508)
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There is one exception: the message was not downloaded yet
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and the message is too large to download automatically on a metered (mobile) connection.
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* Text-to-speech (sender and subject)
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* Automation (Tasker, etc)
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An error in a rule condition can lead to a disaster, therefore irreversible actions are not supported.
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An small error in a rule condition can lead to a disaster, therefore irreversible actions, like permanent deletion, are unsupportable and won't be added.
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Rules are applied directly after the message header has been fetched, but before the message text has been downloaded,
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so it is not possible to apply conditions to the message text.
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Note that large message texts are downloaded on demand on a metered connection to save on data usage.
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If you want to forward a message, consider to use a *move* action instead.
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This will be more reliable than forwarding because forwarded messages might be considered as spam.
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If you want to forward a message, consider to use the move action instead.
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This will be more reliable than forwarding as well because forwarded messages might be considered as spam.
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Since message headers are not downloaded and stored by default to save on battery and data usage and to save storage space
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it is by default not possible to preview which messages would match a header rule condition.
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$<keyword>$
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To match *set* message flags (since version 1.1777):
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To match *set* message flags via a header condition (since version 1.1777):
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```
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$$seen$
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$$deleted$
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```
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To match *passed* message checks (since version 1.1787):
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To match *passed* message checks via a header condition (since version 1.1787):
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```
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$$dkim$
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Please be aware that a difference in the *from* and *reply-to* domain isn't a good indication of spam.
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The automation action will broadcast the intent *eu.faircode.email.AUTOMATION* with the following string extras:
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* *name*
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An app like Tasker can listen for this intent and perform some action.
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In the three-dots *more* message menu there is an item to create a rule for a received message with the most common conditions filled in.
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The POP3 protocol does not support setting keywords and moving or copying messages.
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Note that disabling an account will hide the account and all associated folders and messages.
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From version 1.1600 an account will be disabled/enabled by setting the account to manual/automatic sync, so the folders and messages keep being accessible.
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Since version 1.1600 an account will be disabled/enabled by setting the account to manual/automatic sync, so the folders and messages keep being accessible.
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To set the poll interval:
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If the domain name of the sender and the domain name of the reply address differ,
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the warning flag will be shown too because this is most often the case with phishing messages.
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If desired, this can be disabled in the receive settings (from version 1.1506).
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If desired, this can be disabled in the receive settings (since version 1.1506).
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If legitimate messages are failing authentication, you should notify the sender because this will result in a high risk of messages ending up in the spam folder.
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Moreover, without proper authentication there is a risk the sender will be impersonated.
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because both email servers and not all people can handle this, risking unexpected loss of messages.
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A complicating factor is that not all email servers support [UID EXPUNGE](https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc4315).
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From version 1.1485 it is possible to temporarily enable debug mode in the miscellaneous settings to disable auto expunging messages.
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Since version 1.1485 it is possible to temporarily enable debug mode in the miscellaneous settings to disable auto expunging messages.
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Note that messages with a *\Deleted* flag will not be shown in FairEmail.
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* [Spamcop](https://www.spamcop.net/) – [Legal info](https://www.spamcop.net/fom-serve/cache/297.html) — [Privacy policy](https://www.spamcop.net/fom-serve/cache/168.html)
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* [Barracuda](https://www.barracudacentral.org/rbl/how-to-use) – [Request Access](https://www.barracudacentral.org/account/register) – [Privacy policy](https://www.barracuda.com/company/legal/trust-center/data-privacy/privacy-policy)
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From version 1.1627 it is possible to enable/disable individual blocklists in the receive settings of the app.
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Since version 1.1627 it is possible to enable/disable individual blocklists in the receive settings of the app.
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