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Just ONE small step and the EFA project would be THE best.

Left EFA for a while. Now using Scrollout F1, but not everything is working so logical and support is prety much a patience or pay.

So what would make me go back to EFA at once?

It is the ability to black/whitelist addresses on parts of an address.
No more white/blacklist purely based on sender AND receiver, but also with parts of a sender's address and any receiver.
Like @online.com in a blacklist, would block whatever from @online.com for any domain hosted in the backend.

Will it be possible in the near future to introduce such a similair option?

Keep up the good work, I'll be running EFA soon again anyway

e-d-i-t wrote:Just ONE small step and the EFA project would be THE best.

It is the ability to black/whitelist addresses on parts of an address.
No more white/blacklist purely based on sender AND receiver, but also with parts of a sender's address and any receiver.
Like @online.com in a blacklist, would block whatever from @online.com for any domain hosted in the backend.

Will it be possible in the near future to introduce such a similair option?

This is already possible using the "default" keyword.

From: example.com
To: default

Check! Thanks for the reply!