![]() You can uncheck "only apply rules for new messages" in the spam view's properties. You can turn this off if you want to rely just on learning for example.īy default the spam filter only scans incoming messages. Opera's spam filter also has an internal filter that you can control in "All Messages/Spam's" properties. ![]() If you don't want Opera to learn at all, turn off "learn from labeled messages" in the spam filter's properties. Then, you have to go into "All Messages/Spam" and mark the false positives as not spam. ![]() But, as said, each time you mark a message as spam, Opera will learn based on the words in the message. If the IMAP server doesn't support any spam filtering/learning, then you can keep Opera's spam filter enabled for the IMAP account. Some servers support learning when you add/remove a messages from the spam IMAP folder, which you can do by marking a message as spam or not spam when you have the IMAP spam folder set up in Opera. You are using IMAP, correct? If so, it is indeed best to disable the spam filter for the IMAP account, set up the spam folder on the "IMAP" tab in the account's properties and let the server hand the spam where you set filters up in the webmail or config page. ![]() If you click the "settings for this view" icon on the message list toolbar for each view (except for the spam view) and uncheck "show spam", you should only see messages that are marked as spam in "All Messages/Spam". Note that Opera might show spam by default in other views. ![]()
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