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I use Apple mail. Every time I check my mail, several times a day, there are 2 or 3 or more pieces of junk mail in my junk folder. Is there a way to just delete these automatically or do I have to manually do it every time I check my mail? These junk mails don't show up on my ipad or iphone, just the imac.
iMac 21.5″, macOS 10.15
Almost daily, I receive campaigns of SPAM that are either replications from the same From address, or a litany of SPAM from different From addresses. What I determined is that they were all usually confined to one Return-Path server address. This is not the Reply To information. I was able to add a new Mail header named Return-Path, which I use in a Mail rule to redirect those incoming SPAM emails to the Trash.
I have an AppleScript that when run, prints a dialog showing the Return-Path address, and the From address for a selected email message. I wrote this to automate extracting the Return-Path server address, so I could write an effective Mail rule. It would help you to determine if the SPAM has a common Return-Path server address.
Almost daily, I receive campaigns of SPAM that are either replications from the same From address, or a litany of SPAM from different From addresses. What I determined is that they were all usually confined to one Return-Path server address. This is not the Reply To information. I was able to add a new Mail header named Return-Path, which I use in a Mail rule to redirect those incoming SPAM emails to the Trash.
I have an AppleScript that when run, prints a dialog showing the Return-Path address, and the From address for a selected email message. I wrote this to automate extracting the Return-Path server address, so I could write an effective Mail rule. It would help you to determine if the SPAM has a common Return-Path server address.
Mail>Preferences>Accounts>YourAccount>Mailbox Behaviors, Erase Junk Mail... there are several settings in the drop down.
Yea, create a rule in Mail.
junk mail
