\n\u00c1lvaro Ram\u00edrez is a recent convert to and fan of mu4e. He’s been using the system to handle his 4 email accounts for 5 months and is happy with the results. There is a problem though: with 4 email accounts he gets a lot<\/i> of spam. That’s mostly going into his spam folder, of course, but he still needs to check for false positives so he occasionally checks the spam folder for misclassified messages.\n<\/p>\n
\nThe problem arises because he now has several pages of messages to delete and mu4e doesn’t provide a convenient way of deleting whole pages of messages. But, as Ram\u00edrez says, this is Emacs so it’s straightforward to add it. Straightforward and easy as it turns out. Take a look at his post<\/a> to see he accomplishes the task with just a few lines of code and the help of Roland Walker’s window-end-visible<\/a> package.\n<\/p>\n \nIf you’re an elfeed<\/a> user\u2014and you should be\u2014you may be interested in some similar code that he uses to mark entire pages of elfeed entries as \u00c1lvaro Ram\u00edrez is a recent convert to and fan of mu4e. He’s been using the system to handle his 4 email accounts for 5 months and is happy with the results. There is a problem though: with 4 email accounts … Continue reading Read<\/code>. I’m not sure of his use case for that but if you’re interested, here it is<\/a>.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"