FWIW, I figured out a solution to my question. The syntax for a one-line compound condition is the same as the filter parameter from the Mailboxes.plist file. For example, to give a warning before sending to any of these personal email addresses:
conditions = "(#recipient ~ '@Gmail.com' or #recipient ~ '@Hotmail.com' or #recipient ~ '@Outlook.com' or #recipient ~ 'Yahoo.com')"; On 10/20/2025 11:50 AM, Alan Dobkin wrote: > This is great advice. Thanks Shoshanna! > > I also found the official description in the Manual on the Hidden Preferences > page here: > > Custom message verifications > https://manual.mailmate-app.com/hidden_preferences#custom-message-verifications > > Does anyone know if this plist file supports compound conditions? I tried > entering a few examples using the same format from the Mailboxes.plist file. > The simple conditions work fine, but the compound ones are ignored. If not, > is there another way to do an ALL or ANY condition? For example, the > verification matches if you are sending to a random Gmail address, but not > your own. > > Thanks, > Alan _______________________________________________ mailmate mailing list Unsubscribe: https://lists.freron.com/listinfo/mailmate
