Unsolved What is the BEST 3rd party spam service to use with Vivaldi that FULFILLS this ONE requirement?
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@WildEnte ah, how can i see the flag? is there a way to get vivaldi to ignore it?
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@dalinar All Messages is in the Vivaldi Mail client. It duplicates what is in every account's folder (Inbox, Sent, Spam, Trash, etc.).
When Yahoo's/AOL's filtering sees something as spam, or perhaps the message has the characteristics of it, it should go in the account's Spam folder and you should see the message in both this Spam folder and in All Accounts/Spam.
Once a message is deleted from any of the account's folders, the same message is also deleted from the corresponding folder in All Accounts.
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@edwardp it's not just money, here are more examples of what is in the vivaldi spam folder. these are just because they are recent messages i received. pretty much everything is ending up in there. that's because I was just changing passwords and stuff
but it seems really strange that every single email should be flagged as spam, and also how stupid does the spam filter have to be to mark messages sent from yahoo to a yahoo account as spam, like these ones:
Unexpected sign-in attempt
Password change for your Yahoo account
Two-step verification activated for your account -
@edwardp I do not know how to access the spam folder for individual accounts in vivaldi. But it definitely doesn't go into the spam folder in yahoo's web mail for the account, even though it shows up in Vivaldi All Messages Spam
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@dalinar said in What is the BEST 3rd party spam service to use with Vivaldi that FULFILLS this ONE requirement?:
I do not know how to access the spam folder for individual accounts in vivaldi
The All Accounts section at the bottom of the panel lists all of your accounts and under the account name you will find the IMAP folders
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@dalinar said in What is the BEST 3rd party spam service to use with Vivaldi that FULFILLS this ONE requirement?:
but it seems really strange that every single email should be flagged as spam, and also how stupid does the spam filter have to be to mark messages sent from yahoo to a yahoo account as spam, like these ones:
Unexpected sign-in attempt
Password change for your Yahoo account
Two-step verification activated for your accountIf Yahoo marked e-mails showing these subjects as spam, then its spam filter is doing its job. If those e-mails showed they came from a Yahoo account, then the sending address was either spoofed, or is fake and Yahoo detected that.
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@edwardp they are not spoofed or fake, all those emails are actually from yahoo because they describe what i was doing (I was updating passwords and changing authenticators on the yahoo website). It is normal for yahoo to send such emails when you change things.
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@WildEnte ah I see.. maybe "Bulk" under individual accounts means "Spam"? well it is always empty anyhow, but at least I think I found the individual spam folders. it being empty would make sense (even though the spam messages show up in all messages spam) because in yahoo web mail the spam folder is empty.
EDIT: ah no wait, some of the "Bulk" folders are not empty.. I will check what is webmail for those accounts.
EDIT2: ok yes, it is like this:
- Vivaldi Spam All Messages: has spam messages
- Vivaldi Individual Account : Bulk: has spam messages
- Yahoo WebMail for Account Spam Folder: empty, messages are in their normal non-spam locations
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@dalinar If you see a Bulk folder for a Yahoo account (I see them for AOL.), that would be an equivalent to a Spam folder.
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@dalinar said in What is the BEST 3rd party spam service to use with Vivaldi that FULFILLS this ONE requirement?:
@edwardp they are not spoofed or fake, all those emails are actually from yahoo because they describe what i was doing (I was updating passwords and changing authenticators on the yahoo website). It is normal for yahoo to send such emails when you change things.
If this is normal, then I don't know why Yahoo seems to be marking them as spam.
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ok, I realize this has dragged on but I understand now what is happening I guess based on the responses here.
Somehow Yahoo puts spam messages in the IMAP Bulk folder, but NOT the Yahoo webmail Spam folder.
Vivaldi sees there are IMAP Bulk folder messages so shows these in All Messages Spam and does not show them in inbox / sent because of that.
My question is... in this situation, where it is not in the yahoo web mail spam folder... shows as normal sent message in yahoo web mail... but does not show as sent in vivaldi (instead shows as bulk / all messages spam)... does it mean the message has still been sent?
my guess is yes
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Are both the sending and receiving email accounts setup in Vivaldi? If a received message is marked as junk then the sent message is also marked as junk; this latter behaviour is undesirable. This may explain why messages are no longer in sent folder.
Is this undesirable behaviour a known issue; if not then can others confirm so I can raise bug report?
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@yojimbo274064400 I don't know what you mean by sending and receiving accounts.
I have many of these accounts, all yahoo.. that have this problem.. they are spread out over various Profiles. But that is not really important other than the fact that this behaviour is not isolated to one account or profile.
but how accounts are set up are as follows:
- yahoo email account which I can log into using yahoo web mail
- it is accessed from Vivaldi Mail via IMAP (but from what I remember I think vivaldi just detects all that stuff and configures it without having to manually type in imap servers because it understands it is a yahoo account)
- currently (I mean all my recent emails) anything where a message that I compose in Vivaldi for yahoo/imap and send out via Vivaldi, ends up in All Messages | Spam and Individual Account | Bulk, but not in spam folder of Yahoo web mail.
- incoming messages to the yahoo account (e.g. like even those sent by yahoo itself about password changes, login from different locations, etc.) also exhibit this behaviour.
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@dalinar said in What is the BEST 3rd party spam service to use with Vivaldi that FULFILLS this ONE requirement?:
@yojimbo274064400 I don't know what you mean by sending and receiving accounts.
⋮The point I tried to make is that if two accounts are setup under the same Vivaldi profile and one sends a message to the other where it is marked as spam then the sent message is also marked as spam
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3. currently (I mean all my recent emails) anything where a message that I compose in Vivaldi for yahoo/imap and send out via Vivaldi, ends up in All Messages | Spam and Individual Account | Bulk, but not in spam folder of Yahoo web mail.
⋮This is perplexing and all I can suggest is:
- in Vivaldi right click on folder and select Advanced > Rerun Filter for Folder
- in Yahoo webmail mark message appearing in Inbox but in Vivaldi's spam folder as spam and then as not spam to see if issue persist
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@yojimbo274064400 said in What is the BEST 3rd party spam service to use with Vivaldi that FULFILLS this ONE requirement?:
if two accounts are setup under the same Vivaldi profile and one sends a message to the other where it is marked as spam then the sent message is is also marked as spam
That's VB-89087
[Mail] Sent to self emails: Sent and Received emails should not sync Unread state, Labels, Flags despite deduplicationConfirmed and not assigned since I filed it in May 2022
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@WildEnte said in What is the BEST 3rd party spam service to use with Vivaldi that FULFILLS this ONE requirement?:
@yojimbo274064400 said in What is the BEST 3rd party spam service to use with Vivaldi that FULFILLS this ONE requirement?:
if two accounts are setup under the same Vivaldi profile and one sends a message to the other where it is marked as spam then the sent message is is also marked as spam
That's VB-89087
[Mail] Sent to self emails: Sent and Received emails should not sync Unread state, Labels, Flags despite deduplicationAble to confirm in Linux.
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crap, i was trying to change the linked thread to a thread topic with a better title, not a question topic.. but oh well
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@dalinar Please avoid using the "Reply as a topic" option unless you absolutely need to - creates less work for admins.