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I am currently being blitzed with Junk mail and I right click on the
mails I don't want and add sender to blocked send list. I then edit the junk mail options to remove the senders name and just leave the domain. This prevents the spammers from using the same domain again and blocks them out. I know I can use the delete key but I want to stop getting any more mails from said addresses and domains. I would like to add this to a key stroke, for example CTRL J but I am not sure how to achieve this. Are there any tutorials on the net which would demonstrate this? |
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