Hi,
I have so many list filters that it can take up to a minute for an email
to get processed by them all and finally hit my INBOX (in the assumption
that it matches none of them).
That's annoying.
I realized that while I may have (for example) 5 filters, it might be of
benefit to have one "pre-filter" that does the exact same thing all of
them do. If it doesn't match that one "pre-filter" then it can move along,
avoiding all five for a net gain of 4 filters avoided. If it does match,
then all it's done is hit an additional filter. If I have "groups" of
filters, then there might even be a net gain for most filters, needless to
say for my INBOX (which is the most important of all).
Simply putting a filter that searches for my name in the TO or CC headers
isn't good enough, because many times a list will contain that as well.
So it would look like this:
:0
* ^TO_(listone|second|third|fourth)
{
:0
* ^TO_listone
listone
:0
* ^TO_second
second
:0
* ^TO_third
third
:0
* ^TO_fourth
fourth
}
Thoughts?
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Brock Rozen
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