Firefox Killfile?
 

Is there a killfile in Firefox 1.0?
If so,how do I enable it?

TIA
-Doug
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Re: Firefox Killfile?
 

Travis Evans wrote:
> -Doug wrote:
>
>> Posco wrote:
>>
>>> -Doug wrote:
>>>
>>>> Is there a killfile in Firefox 1.0?
>>>> If so,how do I enable it?
>>>
>>> Why would you need a killfile in an Internet Browser? Just don't
>>> click a link.
>>
>> My bad...I meant Thunderbird.
>> Sorry.
>
>
> In Mozilla, you can select the offending message and choose Message >
> Create Filter from Message... and the defaults for the filter are to
> delete all messages by that message's sender, so you can just click OK.
> I'm pretty sure it works the same in Thunderbird.
>
With Thunderbird you just need to right click on the persons name or
Email address and you will get a drop down menu, the last option is
Create filter for message, very simple.

Re: Firefox Killfile?
 

-Doug wrote:
> Is there a killfile in Firefox 1.0?
> If so,how do I enable it?
>

Why would you need a killfile in an Internet Browser? Just don't click a
link.

Posco

Re: Firefox Killfile?
 

Posco wrote:
> -Doug wrote:
>
>> Is there a killfile in Firefox 1.0?
>> If so,how do I enable it?
>>
>
> Why would you need a killfile in an Internet Browser? Just don't click a
> link.
>
> Posco

My bad...I meant Thunderbird.
Sorry.

-Doug
______________________________________

take out the dog to respond by email.

Re: Firefox Killfile?
 

-Doug wrote:
> Posco wrote:
>> -Doug wrote:
>>> Is there a killfile in Firefox 1.0?
>>> If so,how do I enable it?
>> Why would you need a killfile in an Internet Browser? Just don't click
>> a link.
> My bad...I meant Thunderbird.
> Sorry.

In Mozilla, you can select the offending message and choose Message >
Create Filter from Message... and the defaults for the filter are to
delete all messages by that message's sender, so you can just click OK.
I'm pretty sure it works the same in Thunderbird.

--
Travis
[Remove all three q's to demunge my email address.]

Re: Firefox Killfile?
 

On Sat, 13 Nov 2004 15:24:56 +1100, graeme@invalid wrote:

>Travis Evans wrote:
>> -Doug wrote:
>>
>>> Posco wrote:
>>>
>>>> -Doug wrote:
>>>>
>>>>> Is there a killfile in Firefox 1.0?
>>>>> If so,how do I enable it?
>>>>
>>>> Why would you need a killfile in an Internet Browser? Just don't
>>>> click a link.
>>>
>>> My bad...I meant Thunderbird.
>>> Sorry.
>>
>>
>> In Mozilla, you can select the offending message and choose Message >
>> Create Filter from Message... and the defaults for the filter are to
>> delete all messages by that message's sender, so you can just click OK.
>> I'm pretty sure it works the same in Thunderbird.
>>
>With Thunderbird you just need to right click on the persons name or
>Email address and you will get a drop down menu, the last option is
>Create filter for message, very simple.


What is thunderbird?

Re: Firefox Killfile?
 

On Sat, 13 Nov 2004 15:24:56 +1100, graeme@invalid wrote:

>Travis Evans wrote:
>> -Doug wrote:
>>
>>> Posco wrote:
>>>
>>>> -Doug wrote:
>>>>
>>>>> Is there a killfile in Firefox 1.0?
>>>>> If so,how do I enable it?
>>>>
>>>> Why would you need a killfile in an Internet Browser? Just don't
>>>> click a link.
>>>
>>> My bad...I meant Thunderbird.
>>> Sorry.
>>
>>
>> In Mozilla, you can select the offending message and choose Message >
>> Create Filter from Message... and the defaults for the filter are to
>> delete all messages by that message's sender, so you can just click OK.
>> I'm pretty sure it works the same in Thunderbird.
>>
>With Thunderbird you just need to right click on the persons name or
>Email address and you will get a drop down menu, the last option is
>Create filter for message, very simple.


What is thunderbird?

Re: Firefox Killfile?
 

ß©©ß wrote:
> On Sat, 13 Nov 2004 15:24:56 +1100, graeme@invalid wrote:
>
>
>>Travis Evans wrote:
>>
>>>-Doug wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>>Posco wrote:
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>-Doug wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>>Is there a killfile in Firefox 1.0?
>>>>>>If so,how do I enable it?
>>>>>
>>>>>Why would you need a killfile in an Internet Browser? Just don't
>>>>>click a link.
>>>>
>>>>My bad...I meant Thunderbird.
>>>>Sorry.
>>>
>>>
>>>In Mozilla, you can select the offending message and choose Message >
>>>Create Filter from Message... and the defaults for the filter are to
>>>delete all messages by that message's sender, so you can just click OK.
>>> I'm pretty sure it works the same in Thunderbird.
>>>
>>
>>With Thunderbird you just need to right click on the persons name or
>>Email address and you will get a drop down menu, the last option is
>>Create filter for message, very simple.
>
>
>
> What is thunderbird?

http://www.mozilla.org/projects/thunderbird/

Lee