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Why is Spam button now a drop-down?
Question asked by kevind - Today at 8:34 AM
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I see the buttons in webmail were updated in the Nov-5 Build:
  • Changed: Move to Junk / Move to Inbox buttons replaced with Spam / Not Spam dropdown to re-classify messages.
Just wondering why this is now a drop-down as it didn't used to be. Previously it displayed "Spam" button when in all folders and "Not Spam" when in the Junk folder, but maybe there was a special reason to change it?
Patrick Jeski Replied
Today at 8:44 AM
Where do you see "Spam" and "Not Spam" on the buttons? Mine (in the last release) are "Move to Junk" / "Move to Inbox"  just like the release note says. I just don't seem to have the new dropdowns in the new release.
kevind Replied
Today at 8:51 AM
That's what we see at the top of screen (next to Reply and Delete buttons) after installing the Nov. 5 Build.
Patrick Jeski Replied
Today at 9:11 AM
Nov 5 Build:
Zach Sylvester Replied
Today at 9:36 AM
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Hey guys,

The new option only shows if spamfoo is enabled.
I hope that helps. To answer your question about why its a drop down its so we can expand on its functionality in the future 

Kind Regards,

Zach Sylvester

Software Developer
SmarterTools Inc.
Patrick Jeski Replied
Today at 9:38 AM
Wait, are you forcing us into spamfoo? Is there no more use for marking something spam than spamfoo? (Such as rspamd?)
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