Habu

*This extension was formerly known as Okopipi*Reports spam to the SpamCop, the FTC, FDA, SEC, ACMA and/or Knujon.com. It also allows you to put in your own custom addresses to report spam to such as your ISP or corporate abuse address.This will properly forward any message in the folder you are viewing marked as junk to the places you configure in your preferences. All you will have to do is hit send.To install:Select Tools -> ExtensionsClick Install and select the xpi file you downloadedAfter installing the extension, you will need to restart Thunderbird. You should see a frog (or green shield post 1.8.6) icon on your tool bar; if not, right-click on the tool bar, select Customize, then drag the frog/shield icon to your tool bar. The icon will have "report" under it.For those of you using the spamcop reporting please be sure to check out my friend Kristof's extension at https://addons.mozilla.org/thunderbird/2913/. This will greatly aid in reducing the time you spend reporting spam.For more help or information please see my homepage and feel free to contact me with any problems or suggestions you might have.

Supported versions: Thunderbird 1.0 - 2.0 ALL

Notes / Comments: This extension will report spam to spamcop, FTC, SEC, FDA, KnuJon and/or ACMA. Please visit http://habu.sourceforge.net for detailed instructions for installing, using and trouble shooting. If you have problems please feel free to submit a bug report or request for help. The latest version is always available on the homepage before it is available here.1.8.6.2 Corrects Knujon reporting address(personal reporting address), icon change, support for Thunderbird 2.0 added.1.8.6 Adds Knujon, ability to enable/disable spamcop reporting. If you are upgrading from a previous version to 1.8.6 you will need to enable Spamcop to continue reporting to them.If the latest version is not up yet you can check the homepage to get the newest one as well as read documentation and instructions.E-mail any feature suggestions or leave a comment and I will try to get them added.

Categories: Message Reading, Miscellaneous, Privacy and Security, Web Annoyances