Post Description

SpamSieve gives you back your inbox by bringing powerful Bayesian spam filtering to popular e-mail clients.

It learns what your spam looks like, so it can block nearly all of it. It looks at your address book and learns what your good messages look like, so it won't confuse them with spam. Other spam filters get worse over time as spammers adapt to their rules; SpamSieve actually gets better over time as you train it with more messages. SpamSieve doesn't delete any messages--it only marks them in your e-mail client--so you'll never lose any mail. SpamSieve works with any number of mail accounts, of whatever types are supported by your e-mail software (e.g. POP, IMAP, Exchange, Hotmail, AOL).

What's New
Version 2.9.4:

Made various changes to improve SpamSieve's filtering accuracy.
Revised and expanded the Frequently Asked Questions to make it easier for people to find, fix, and report problems.
Fixed a problem where SpamSieve could crash when processing messages from Apple Mail on OS X 10.8, particularly after the Mac had awakened from sleep.
Worked around an issue on OS X 10.8 that could cause training SpamSieve from Apple Mail to be very slow.
The Train as Good command in Outlook will now move messages from the trash back to the inbox.
Made various updates to the manual for OS X 10.8 Mountain Lion, for example clarifying that SpamSieve works (via Apple Mail) during a Power Nap.
Worked around a problem where Apple Mail couldn't communicate with SpamSieve if the /etc/hosts file was damaged.
Improved the error reporting when SpamSieve detects that one of its files is damaged.
Added defensive coding to try to track down a notification icon problem when running in French.
You can now set the MJTSoundLoadFromApps default to false if you want to prevent SpamSieve from looking for notification sounds installed by other applications, e.g. to prevent mounting an encrypted Microsoft User Data folder.
Fixed a bug handling errors if a software update failed; if it succeeded, the .dmg file is now deleted to reduce clutter.
After purchasing, SpamSieve used to show your user image to indicate that it had been successfully personalized. It now shows a generic checkmark to avoid prompting you for Contacts access on OS X 10.8.
Added an icon for the crash reporter, since it's now displayed under OS X 10.8.
Fixed a bug where Apple Mail on Mac OS X 10.5 would log (harmless) errors about _NSAutoreleaseNoPool.
Fixed a bug where the Apple Mail plug-in sometimes logged confusing error messages about not being able to launch SpamSieve even though it was already launched.
Fixed a bug where the Apple Mail plug-in reported the wrong installation path in an error message when running on OS X 10.8.

Requirements

PPC / Intel
Mac OS X 10.4 or later
Works with:
Apple Mail
Emailer
Entourage
Outlook 2011
Outlook Express
Eudora 5.2 or 6.x (Sponsored or Paid)
MailForge
MailMate
Mailsmith
GyazMail 1.2
Postbox 2.0
PowerMail
and Thunderbird 2.