The 0.2 release of my Thunderbird extension “Open all links” is awaiting approval at the Mozilla Add-ons site. Beside a bug fix, the possibility to exclude certain links based on a regular expression has been added.
Continue Reading 7 comments October 24th, 2006
Recently I started reporting spam to SpamCop with the Okopipi Thunderbird extension. With a single click, all mails marked as spam can be reported in batch with one single e-mail to your SpamCop submission e-mail address. You’ll get a mail back from SpamCop with a list of links to reporting forms, one for each spam mail you submitted.
I didn’t found a way to open all these links in the e-mail with one click. If you have a solution, then please let me know.
Also the reporting process is a bit slow. You either have to scroll or click on an anchor to go to the submit button at the bottom of the page. So I made a small bookmarklet which will submit the reporting form for me.
SpamCop submit reporting form bookmarklet (right-click, and choose “Bookmark this link…” or drag & drop it to your bookmarks toolbar)
Finally I only have to open the list of links in the e-mail, switch between the tabs in Firefox by using Ctrl+Tab and clicking the bookmarklet once for each tab.
Maybe the bookmarklet can be automatically executed with Greasemonkey, but I didn’t try this yet.
6 comments July 6th, 2006
Already heard of the Okopipi project? Well, now you did 
Okopipi is the successor to the Blue Frog anti-spam tool. It will be based on a P2P network and it will not depend on a centralized server, so it won’t be as sensitive to DDoS attacks as Blue Frog was.
Continue Reading Add comment June 4th, 2006
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