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[1] Submitted by: flavio on Sunday 7th January 2007 at 06:35 -0800

Ho installato mailclassifier 0.6 ma non funziona; ho provato ad installare la versione 0.6.1 ma Thunderbird non riconosce l'estensione (*.1xpi ??)

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[2] Submitted by: Russell on Wednesday 17th January 2007 at 11:01 -0800

Classification submenu to the message context menu is visible but disabled in version 0.6.2 on Thunderbird 1.5.0.9 with extensions listed in order below:
MailClassifier 0.6.2
Toggle Word Wrap 1.0
Allow Emtpy Subject 0.2
Allow HTML Temporary 0.5.6
Rainbowpicker 0.5
Buttons! 0.5.2
Toolbar Buttons 0.2.5.9
Mail Redirect 0.7.4
Image Zoom 0.2.7
Theme is Noia 2.0 eXtreme 2.31

I tried chjanging load order, but did not try turning off Noia (and won't).

Wish I had time to go into the source, another day perhaps.

Any ideas?

Cheers,

Russell

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[3] Submitted by: mar on Thursday 18th January 2007 at 18:30 -0800

Current version 0.6.2 can catch only the subfolder that was placed in "outside of the inbox folder".
I hope this improvement sometime.

Thanks.

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[4] Submitted by: Emanuele Sabellico on Friday 19th January 2007 at 16:26 -0800

Hello, Russell.
Can you please tell me what is the folder structure of your account?

like this:

Account_Name
Inbox
Sent
....
Colors
Blue
B
L
U
E
Red
R
E
D

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[5] Submitted by: FARKAS Máté on Saturday 20th January 2007 at 04:16 -0800

2 folder with 1 name = not work:

I have folders:
* College
* Archive ->2006 -> College
* Archive ->2005 -> College
Not work.

But when I move the archive folders from my account to "local folders", the mailClassifier works good.
Sorry my english.

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[6] Submitted by: eldad on Sunday 21st January 2007 at 10:56 -0800

Hi I am using Thunderbird 1.5.0.9 with MailClassifer 0.6
I like this extension but I have two main problems with it
1) when it classifies a mail incorrectly, although it allows to reclassify and move it to another folder, it does not allow it to be reclassified to be left in the general inbox. The inbox is just not there among the optional folders.
2) There's no setting that allows it to automatically move the emails to the right folders when they come in. Theoretically, once this extension is well trained it should be able to guess where each new mail has to go; It would be a much more user friendly extension if it gave you the option of doing the work for you...

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[7] Submitted by: Emanuele Sabellico on Sunday 21st January 2007 at 13:56 -0800

to eldad:

1) You can use Ctrl + Z to restore the mail that was moved accidentally. Inbox can't be among them because it's not an user folder.

2) Should be as an option in the next version... that should come... when I have some time. :-)

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[8] Submitted by: eldad on Sunday 21st January 2007 at 15:59 -0800

Thanks Emanuele
I'll be looking forward to your next version, I think this extension is a very good idea.
Regarding the inbox, I still think this is an important issue. Everybody that organizes his/her email into folders also uses the inbox for general unclassifiable email. Using the program now, my inbox is full of emails that is classified incorrectly while in fact i would like to leave them in the inbox. What I would like to be able to do is just cancel their classification.
If indeed you were to add the automated classify and move feature, then some emails would find their way to folders organized by subject and I would not be able to return them to the inbox and "declassify" them. I think this should be an important feature.

Best,

Eldad

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[9] Submitted by: pergux on Monday 22nd January 2007 at 00:36 -0800

Stops the function of duplicate messages version 0.1.02.

When I inactivate this plug-in the other works fine but when I start this the DM 0.1.02 does not work.

/pergux

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[10] Submitted by: jmsizun on Tuesday 23rd January 2007 at 11:58 -0800

Hi,

Was looking for such a feature for a long time.
Thank you for that!!!!

I though at first the plugin did not work. But I realized that the classification is done account by account, which does not correspond to my current organisation:
account 1
Inbox
Sent
account 2
Inbox
Sent
Local Folders
Inbox
Sent
folder1
folder2
...

Mails from the accounts' inboxes are not classified, but they are once I move them to the local folders' Inbox.
Is there a way to have classification done globally, instead of within "separated" accounts.

In any case, good job!

Jean-Michel

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[11] Submitted by: wimmermat on Saturday 27th January 2007 at 12:16 -0800

Hi there,

this is a very good feature. I like it most, because it saves a lot of time and desperation. I am looking forward to having removed the major bugs.

Thank you, good job,
matt

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[12] Submitted by: Florina on Monday 12th February 2007 at 18:18 -0800

I am using TB 1.5.0.9. I don't get the mail classifier to work. It's grayed out. Can anybody help, please?

Thanks,
Florina

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[13] Submitted by: Jaron on Tuesday 27th February 2007 at 09:58 -0800

Florina, I thought I had the same problem. The menu item is grayed out. It may be that you are trying to use it in your inbox folder, where it will not work. It works only in other folders. Very frustrating, as it would have been so useful otherwise. The inbox folder is the only folder I would want to use it... Hopefully this will change some time.

Jaron.

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[14] Submitted by: Winfried on Monday 5th March 2007 at 14:58 -0800

Hello Florina, hello Jaron,
seems not to work with IMAP-Folders. Sad enough. Maybe this is your problem, too.

Hello mailclassifier team: Please implement IMAP-Support ans I will do a German translation. Promised.

Best regards,
Winfried

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[15] Submitted by: marcelloby on Friday 9th March 2007 at 04:14 -0800

I have tried installing mailclassifier 0.6.3 but it just does not work. As I select "Classify all", nothing happens. I should also report that TB crashed twice after Mailclassifier installation.

I run TB 1.5.0.10 under WinXP SP2.

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[16] Submitted by: Robb Topolski on Tuesday 13th March 2007 at 14:12 -0700

If an IMAP folder is a subfolder of the Inbox, it does not show up as a choice of Change directory and Move.

I am wondering if it works at all with IMAP folders...

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[17] Submitted by: Robb Topolski on Tuesday 13th March 2007 at 15:53 -0700

...update...

It is working for me now, as long as my IMAP folder isn't a subfolder of Inbox.

It learns fast! I'm loving this!

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[18] Submitted by: DanB on Sunday 18th March 2007 at 13:52 -0700

I have the same problem as marcelloby; it installs fine but does absolutely nothing in ANY folder. I am using the same version of TB but I am on Linux; maybe something to do with this version of TB..

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[19] Submitted by: Bertrand on Tuesday 20th March 2007 at 01:53 -0700

I was looking for such a feature for a long time too, and it was the reason why I changed from Outlook to Thunderbird. After a few try, it's really great ! But now I have a big problem : I have thousands of e-mails, and Thunderbird takes a long long long time to start : 1-2 minutes, and 200M memory instead of 30M... I think MailClassifier is not for those who have many e-mails. So I had to put it off...

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[20] Submitted by: Bertrand on Tuesday 20th March 2007 at 01:55 -0700

(same comment using Mozilla instead of IE)
I was looking for such a feature for a long time too, and it was the reason why I changed from Outlook to Thunderbird. After a few try, it's really great ! But now I have a big problem : I have thousands of e-mails, and Thunderbird takes a long long long time to start : 1-2 minutes, and 200M memory instead of 30M... I think MailClassifier is not for those who have many e-mails. So I had to put it off...

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[21] Submitted by: Andrew J. Hutton on Saturday 7th April 2007 at 06:35 -0700

Great idea, there are a few features that would make it more in line with how most people (I believe) deal with thier mail.

One would be to separate the classifications from the mailboxes, this way you can train it to classify say 100 different classifications but then for each tell it which folder to put it in, including spam, and 'leave in inbox'. This would make it almost perfect for me because then you could sort on classification within a mailbox instead of having to create many many mailboxes.

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[22] Submitted by: Alex J. on Friday 13th April 2007 at 02:13 -0700

Hi, I'm having the same problem as some people have stated before: the classification option is disabled no matter where i put the messages.I'm working on OSX 10.4. And, no, unfortunately it's not a problem of IMAP mail, just plain old POP3... I hope there is soon an update to this :(

Anyway, thanks for your help. Great job !

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[23] Submitted by: FARKAS Máté on Thursday 26th April 2007 at 08:53 -0700

Please, upgrade to TB2.0!

And I think, the sender (or the reciever, if I am the sender) is more relevant, than the content of the message...

If you can do this, classify first by the sender, and if it is not work, classify by the content. ;)

Thanks a lot, and sorry my english.

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[24] Submitted by: Grendel on Tuesday 29th May 2007 at 00:21 -0700

Hi,
I can only add to the general appeal to upgrade the plugin to 2.0 - it's too good to just perish.

In addition, I'd like to comment on FARKAS Mate posting: Although it makes sense that the filter also looks at the sender, in some cases (business) i.e. you have several "purposes", duties, projects etc. and thus mailboxes for one person's emails. Thus it would make sense that one could weigh sender email as well as content when filtered.
best regards,

Grendel

--

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[25] Submitted by: Ahmed on Wednesday 6th June 2007 at 10:19 -0700

Please upgrade to a 2.0 compatible version :)

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[26] Submitted by: TSmith on Wednesday 6th June 2007 at 12:48 -0700

Great extension! I have found it works with 2.0.0.x, but have a few suggestions too:

1) Make it work with subfolders under the INBOX folder. Workaround: Create a 'root' level Saved Messages folder and then place subfolder under that. It would be nice to have it work with subfolders under inbox, though.

2) BUG: Folders with a colon (:) in them will are not displayed when moving or classifying messages. You have to remove the colon from the folder name before it can be displayed.

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[27] Submitted by: alf on Thursday 7th June 2007 at 03:48 -0700

How can I install the extention with TB 2.0? My thunderbird - installer don't like the current version.

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[28] Submitted by: Elenesski on Sunday 10th June 2007 at 14:03 -0700

I love this add on ... but what would be really great is as you were re-classifying the mail (in TB 2.0) if you could create a folder. Right now I have to create a folder first, then move the message ... would be excellent if I could do both at the same time.

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[29] Submitted by: Ahmed on Monday 11th June 2007 at 21:16 -0700

I have Vista and TB 2.0 When I installed the new 0.7 add-on AND RESTARTED, I got "Cannot create data for one folder, check permissions of the user profile folder." Clicked OK, TB started but cannot see any folders or files! Disabled the add-on and restarted, everything is back to normal!

Let me add my voice to Elenesski. If the add-on will also create the folder, will be very helpful.

Thanks

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[30] Submitted by: Ahmed on Monday 11th June 2007 at 21:22 -0700

Just a point I forgot to add. I did check and reset all permissions on my user profile folder and all have Full Control to Everyone :) Quite a security. Still doesn't work though!

I have Vista and TB 2.0 When I installed the new 0.7 add-on AND RESTARTED, I got "Cannot create data for one folder, check permissions of the user profile folder." Clicked OK, TB started but cannot see any folders or files! Disabled the add-on and restarted, everything is back to normal!

Let me add my voice to Elenesski. If the add-on will also create the folder, will be very helpful.

Thanks
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[31] Submitted by: JasonB on Friday 22nd June 2007 at 13:15 -0700

I like the functionality of the add-on. But, for my business emails it would be more useful for me to classify mail by sender. Can you add an option to classify by sender. I know that I can sort by sender using filter but I do not like the function of this. I like the way your program works better.
Thanks
great work

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[32] Submitted by: Glenn on Thursday 28th June 2007 at 20:34 -0700

It appears that MailClassifier 0.7 only works with TB 2.0 and not 2.0.0.4.

Otherwise looks like a really useful add-on!

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[33] Submitted by: Jason on Friday 6th July 2007 at 14:06 -0700

Is there an update coming for the new minor releases?

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[34] Submitted by: Adam Katz on Tuesday 31st July 2007 at 15:49 -0700

I keep everything in my inbox and then sort by tags (tb v2+) when needed (like gmail). I would like the context menu to include "Tag" and "Tag as..." in addition to the two defaults.

Treat tags as folders. If the classification results in a tag instead of a folder, the clicking the classification would tag the message. Otherwise, clicking the classification would move the message to the chosen folder.

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[35] Submitted by: Fabrice on Wednesday 22nd August 2007 at 04:40 -0700

I have the same problem as Bertrand : normally TB takes less than 30MB but as soon as I enable Mailclassifier it takes ages for starting and it eats 100MB of memory ! I hope this will be fixed in later versions, I have to remove it and switch back to use POPFile which is not integrated into thunderbird but which seems more efficient and uses far less memory.

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[36] Submitted by: Grendel on Wednesday 5th September 2007 at 11:47 -0700

The TB updater doesn't react to a new version of mail classifier, I had 0.63 and just updated to 1.0 - you're loosing a lot of users that way...
Excellent work beside that, happy to have it!

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[37] Submitted by: Jim on Wednesday 12th September 2007 at 13:22 -0700

A couple of ideas that would make this more useful:

1. Add buttons to opened email pane, stating 'Move to ...' classified folder. Also, let user create external list for this, so choices could be 'ToDo', 'NeedInfo', and 'Move to ...'.

2. Definitely need to be able to classify by Sender.

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[38] Submitted by: Adam Katz on Thursday 13th September 2007 at 09:09 -0700

The context menu only has two options (four with my tags proposal). I'd like a separator below them and the five most frequent classifications listed there so that I don't have to hunt them down.

Example:

Classification >
Change directory and move ...
Move
----
-> Junk
-> Bob-mail
-> Mozilla
-> Trash
-> Ham

Here's another example, where I've changed several names around:

Classify and Move To >
Important
----
Junk
Bob-mail
Mozilla
Trash
Ham
----
Browse ...

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[39] Submitted by: Lee on Thursday 11th October 2007 at 18:09 -0700

classifier does not list all my folders, only a subset. how do i need to do to list all on 2.0.0.6?

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[40] Submitted by: Lee on Thursday 11th October 2007 at 18:13 -0700

i have a "classification" column in my inbox but it has no entries. how do i get it to show the blue underlined folders that are displayed in your screenshot in 2.0.0.6? do i have to train it?

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[41] Submitted by: barryc on Monday 15th October 2007 at 21:11 -0700

Is there anyway to see the words and their probabilities for where each of the emails will sort to? Thanks.

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[42] Submitted by: Rich on Thursday 18th October 2007 at 13:32 -0700

I'd be curious to see if people think this extension could work like this:

Is it advanced enough to do what this other mail client does? Pretty slick and something I can use in Thunderbird.

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[43] Submitted by: Rich on Thursday 18th October 2007 at 13:33 -0700

Oops. The URL I included was removed.

[url]

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[44] Submitted by: BruceD on Monday 22nd October 2007 at 00:08 -0700

First order, where did the classifications go? I trained the classifier, and moved the emails to subfolders, but when I browsed to the subfolder, the classification column was empty.

Second, let me add my voice to the chorus of those who are calling to leave unclassified emails in the inbox. I work in a NOC, and so, I receive a lot of automated reports and alarms, and subscribe to a few listservs, which I want to filter to subfolders. The inbox is reserved for things from real humans. We need to be able to strip the classification from messages. Which should probably be easy to do on its own. Surely there's provision for a *null* classification.

Also, can classifications be inserted as headers? It would be nice to be able to bring T-Bird's native filtering tools to bear on the classification tags. Though I notice that even T-Bird's native tagging facility isn't callable by the filters. Or can you add the classification tags to the filter options directly?

bkd

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[45] Submitted by: BruceD on Monday 22nd October 2007 at 03:45 -0700

And another suggestion, could provisional classification be flagged differently than trained and known classification?

bkd

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[46] Submitted by: BruceD on Monday 22nd October 2007 at 21:42 -0700

Also, I notice that Classifier doesn't recognize T-Bird's native Junk Mail folder. I realize that not everyone has enabled T-Bird's Junk Mail folder, so maybe you can hav Classifier check to see if a Junk Folder exists, and offer to create one on installation if it doesn't find it.

bkd

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[47] Submitted by: Christian on Monday 19th November 2007 at 00:14 -0800

Hi, first of all thank you for a _very_ useful idea. After using MailClassifier now for a couple of weeks, it can really save time, when you just need a single click to properly archive an email, but...
I experience that receiving emails gets slower and slower. It now takes about 4 to 5 seconds (completely blocking Thunderbird), when new mails come in. Any way of using multi-threading to use a different CPU?
If there was a way of manually adding rules (or help the classifier engine) this would be great. E.g. all mails to should be marked "Mailing List A" by default.
Thanks again and keep up the great work!
Christian

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[48] Submitted by: Prady on Wednesday 5th December 2007 at 11:00 -0800

It doesn't work!
The "Change directory" submenu is empty....
I've thunderbird 2.0.0.9.

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[49] Submitted by: dejf on Friday 14th December 2007 at 03:28 -0800

Why the hell any bayes and training? I was just looking for a filter for thunderbird that lets me combine OR and AND in a single filter! This extension seem the closest to my needs, still completely useless - it uses some automation based on semiinteligent technology - no i do not want any inteligence from my email client, but I want to be able to set basic (not useless as is the default) filtering...
About 90% of extensions for thunderbird just moves part of menu content to some button -> the extensions site seem very funny to me :)
I will have to write my own extension for such a trivial functionality...

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[50] Submitted by: Raven on Thursday 27th December 2007 at 19:16 -0800

@emanuele:

Awesome extension! Please add an "undo" option, so those of us with clumsy fingers can prevent corpus corruption. I look forward to the next version!

@defj:

Psst. Thunderbird is open source. Hint, hint, wink, wink, nudge, nudge.

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[51] Submitted by: Mark on Friday 4th January 2008 at 17:00 -0800

The plugin doesn't work on my computer. The classification menu is empty. My TB version is 2.0.0.9

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[52] Submitted by: Rafael Xavier on Wednesday 23rd January 2008 at 04:30 -0800

Hi, it is a really nice extension. I've installed it today and after a couple of manual movings, the extension has learned and it's suggesting right moves. My congratulations!

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[53] Submitted by: Gregg TeHennepe on Wednesday 26th March 2008 at 06:48 -0700

I would like to add to the requests for the option to tag a message instead of move it to a different folder. This would make MailClassifier much more effective for me, as I prefer to manage the messages in a single box.

- Gregg

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[54] Submitted by: Mattias on Friday 28th March 2008 at 01:53 -0700

Is it possible to see the full path of the classification? If not, this should be added.

Example:

Inbox->Friends->Mats
Inbox->Family->Mats

both show up as Mats.

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