On 2022-01-19 11:54:38 Michael wrote: I also use only POP for my email. There are two ways to set up filters for this: 1. Right-click on a message; put your cursor on Create Filter; choose the most appropriate method for matching this kind of message, usually From or Subject (or Mailing-list if it appears). Clicking on one of these will build a local filter entry. 2. Go to Settings => Configure Filters... and build a new filter manually. In either case, you will have to decide what folder to put the message in, where in the list of filters it should be evaluated, and possibly what to call it. You can also optionally modify the subject to strip off things like [trinity-users] or such; and in the Advanced tab of the filter you can do some other things, notably add the filter to the filter menu so you can test it by itself instead of applying all of the filters; turn that off once it's working as you like. There's nothing to tell you to do it, but if you have set up the spam and virus filtering, you might want to put them at the bottom of the list so that the filters take care of the sources you trust before they are checked for spam/virus attributes. (They each have multiple parts; if you move them, don't get their parts out of order.) Leslie -- Operating System: Linux Distribution: openSUSE Leap 15.3 x86_64 Desktop Environment: Trinity Qt: 3.5.0 TDE: R14.0.10 tde-config: 1.0