Ohodnoceno 1 z 5 hvězdiček

** Not for me - May be for you

It only creates filters for one condition (e.g. "Filter by Email" or "Filter by Subject" - but not both). I never want to filter by only one condition. All of my filters compare both sender and subject so as to be specific and avoid false positives.

WAIT..... Yes, I know you can add additional conditions to the filter as you are creating it but that leads into what ultimately lead me to delete the addon...

IT TRIGGERS AFTER YOU MOVE A MESSAGE. Meaning you can no longer see the message you just moved while you are creating the new filter. Sure, it will copy over whatever ONE condition you selected into the filter, but now when you want to add your second condition (e.g. "Subject Contains") you can no longer reference the message to get the wording right.

Ultimately, I found it added steps to creating new filters vs. just creating filters from scratch while the message is still in your folder and visible for reference.

Its an otherwise good-looking app and I know the developer put a lot time into it. But, ultimately, was not useful for me. Sorry.

you know you can ask me directly if you have special requirements, I could have helped you there
1: you can create your own custom template that auto fills both (from mail and subject). So yes we are aware of this
need and it is supported by quickFilters Pro
2: yes it triggers after moving (but only if you use the assistant). We do show info from the message in the preview area on the assistant, so you can copy stuff from there before you click "create filter".
3. you can also _not_ use the assistant and create filters "after the fact" from the target folder by right-clicking an email and then "create filter from message" if you prefer that way of working

If you would like quickFilters to do it in a different. maybe more efficient way, I would very interested to learn this, feel free to check out the GitHub issue tracker and make a suggestion!