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  1. Since it has been 6 months since the problems with mobile devices was being looked into, I'm checking back for a status report. It is still not possible to report spam, and it seems that since nobody has been complaining that the problem is simply being ignored. What makes this issue especially infuriating is the fact that this has only been a problem since the upgrade last summer; the older version worked fine.
  2. I had used the 'Problems' button on Webmail, which I thought from Trevor's message was an either/or thing with the email address. But at your suggestion, I'm sending it via email also. The bottom line is that all this functionality worked flawlessly with the old version of Webmail. I also use this phone to surf dozens of other sites that are not specifically designed for mobile without any problems. Obviously something was changed between the versions, possibly bad java scri_pt that Firefox and IE manage to deal with.
  3. I posted this via the 'Problems' button in Webmail, but it seems to have been ignored, so I thought I'd try posting here. I am unable to use Webmail for spam reporting on my mobile device (Trēo 650 w/ Blazer browser). I can access the site and view mail, but clicking on links such as 'Report as spam' do not work. Neither does clicking on the first checkbox to select all message, or drop-downs such as 'Mark As'. I never had a problem using the previous Webmail version on this device. I can access the mobile version, but it has no spam reporting capability. I was unable to test the new Webmail on my mobile device during the beta phase, because at that time accessing Webmail from there was automatically redirecting it to the mobile version. This is a serious issue for me, as much of the time my only access to Webmail is via my mobile device.
  4. One area where the Spamcop tools seem to be a bit lacking is in the ability to maintain your whitelist/blackist. My whitelist has grown quite large, and I'm sure that many of the entries are obsolete, or could be grouped under a domain (the majority of my entries are created using the 'Add to Whitelist' function when releasing messages.) One of the biggest problems is that the entries can only be viewed 15 at a time, which makes it very tedious to search through the entries. I would love to be able to dump all the entries, clean them up, then load them back in. But to do that, a few new features would need to be added: * The ability to export the existing entries. I would even be happy if I could simply be able to display all the entries on a single page, and I could copy/paste them into another file. * The ability to upload whilelist entries from a file. This could be a very simplistic, 1 entry per line textfile. * The ability to clear all current entries. This would be most useful just prior to uploading new entries (such as after an export and clean-up.) The above should be fairly simple to implement, since they would not require any changes to the functionality of the existing data. However, since I'm asking, there are a couple of additional features that, while more complicated to implement, would also be very helpful: * Showing, for each whitelist entry, the date it was last accessed (in other words, the last time an incoming message had that address/domain.) * Indicating the number of hits on an entry These would make it much easier to weed out one-time entries, or ones that are no longer being used, so that they could be deleted. If a file export were done, these two fields could be part of the dump to a csv file. I would think that more concise whitelists would help Spamcop's performance (it certainly wouldn't hurt!)
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