On Fri, Jun 25, 2021 at 18:41:33 -0400, Chuck Martin wrote: ... > That would mean, applying the > differences I have to your example: > > alternates "^jeffpc(\\+.*)?@...$" > > with your domain replacing the "...".
Somehow that doesn't look as menacing as what I tried. Thanks for the info about \\. I'm sure I'd figure it out, but that stuff is annoying to diagnose. > If you have the same username at > multiple domains, you might be able to include all of the domains in > the same regex as well. I do, and then I have another regex for another > username at another domain. Good idea. I have a number addresses, but they should collapse into a 2 or 3 rules - at which point the duplication becomes significantly less irritating. > Unfortunately, this doesn't work if your address isn't in the list of > recipients (like a mailing list or a bcc). In those cases, you still > have to manually edit it. I don't use + for mailing lists, so this is a very rare occurrence for me. Thanks, I'll give it try tomorrow when I have some time to tinker with it. Jeff.
