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<blockquote data-quote="Ratsima" data-source="post: 1834617" data-attributes="member: 402210">I think that if you apply your rules first, the junk filtering will happen anyway. At least that's my past experience.I found what might be an interesting hint on this Apple Support page: <a href="https://support.apple.com/guide/mail/change-junk-mail-preferences-cpmlprefjunk/mac" target="_blank">Change Junk Mail preferences in Mail on Mac</a>At the top you can select what version of MacOS you have. If you select Catalina, the section called The following types of messages are exempt from junk mail filtering reads: Don’t filter messages from senders who are in the Contacts app, you’ve previously corresponded with, or know your full name.But, if you select Mojave, that same section reads: Don’t filter messages from senders you’ve corresponded with, or who know your full name.Note the absence of &quot;who are in the Contacts app&quot; in the Mojave version. I wonder if this is a subtle admission from Apple that this aspect of Junk mail filtering doesn't actually work in Mojave; exactly what I've observed.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Ratsima, post: 1834617, member: 402210"] I think that if you apply your rules first, the junk filtering will happen anyway. At least that's my past experience. I found what might be an interesting hint on this Apple Support page: [URL="https://support.apple.com/guide/mail/change-junk-mail-preferences-cpmlprefjunk/mac"]Change Junk Mail preferences in Mail on Mac[/URL] At the top you can select what version of MacOS you have. If you select Catalina, the section called [B]The following types of messages are exempt from junk mail filtering[/B] reads: [B]Don’t filter messages from senders who are in the Contacts app, you’ve previously corresponded with, or know your full name.[/B] But, if you select Mojave, that same section reads: [B]Don’t filter messages from senders you’ve corresponded with, or who know your full name.[/B] Note the absence of "who are in the Contacts app" in the Mojave version. I wonder if this is a subtle admission from Apple that this aspect of Junk mail filtering doesn't actually work in Mojave; exactly what I've observed. [/QUOTE]

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