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email whitelist
The Xfinity whitelist would actually be useful if it were modified to support the following features:
1. Allow address book entries to be selectively added to the whitelist, instead of making a user type the addresses into the whitelist one at a time. When you click the checkboxes in the addressbook, there'd be a new feature called "Add to whitelist."
2. Allow wildcards in the whitelist. At the very least, allow specifying a domain without having to specify an entire address. For those of us who receive online bills, we cannot know the exact address the bill will be sent from, but usually can be fairly confident of the domain. Without allowing wildcards, I have to know each precise email address of all the companies that bill me, and, if they change that exact address, I won't receive my bill.
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Latoque
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5 years ago
Comcast email really doesn't have a traditional "whitelist". However, you can accomplish the same thing by adding contacts to the address book, see here-----------
Keeping Email out of the Spam folder
If you are referring to the "Safe List" found in the Advanced settings, that is not the same as a whitelist. When you enable that, you will only get incoming emails from the addresses you put on the list. Nothing else will get through. To add a contact from an incoming email, click on the sender in the header and you will get a pop-up menu with the option to add the sender to the address book.
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