eMail2Pop's Spam Filter provides a customizable blacklist and whitelist so certain senders can be designated as spam or non-spam.  The Sender Blacklist and Whitelist options area features a powerful Advanced Command system allowing multiple e-mail addresses or entire domains to be listed at once.

 

List Options

See Whitelist/Blacklist - Switches view between blacklist and whitelist (adv: chg [bl/wl/list])

 

Delete Entry - If you select an entry in the black/whitelist, clicking this button will remove that selected entry from the list.

 

To add an entry to the list, made sure the list in which you wish to add an entry is showing.  In the picture above, the Blacklist is showing, so new entries will by default be added to the blacklist.  Separate multiple entries with a comma (,) or with the enter key.  You can enter wildcards using the asterisk (*) and wild characters by using the question mark (?).  Click Add/Execute Command to add entries.

 

Entries can be formatted as follows:

name@domain.com - allow/deny one specific e-mail address

domain.com - allow/deny all e-mail addresses from a specific domain (same as *@domain.com)

*.domain.com - allow/deny all e-mail addresses from a specific domain and all its subdomains (same as *@*.domain.com)

Advanced List Commands
The entries box will allow advanced commands to be used.  Enter these commands in the entries box and click Execute Command.

bl/wl <email/domain> - Add specified e-mail/domain to black/whitelist.  Multiple entries of different lists can be combined in the entries window (e.g. bl abc.com, wl def.com, bl ghi.com)

dbl/dwl <email/domain> - Remove specified e-mail/domain from black/whitelist.  Example: dbl joe11602@aol.com

clear list - Clear all entries from the active list

chg [bl/wl/list] - Change list views, change the active list

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