Whitelist, Allowlist Email or Domain in Apple Mail App

To allow list a domain or email address in the Apple Mail app, you can create a rule to ensure emails from a specific domain  or email goes directly to your inbox.

 

Apple Mail App Allow List a Domain

These instructions will help you Allow list an entire domain within the Apple Mail app.

1. Open Apple Mail and go to Mail > Preferences.
2. Navigate to the Rules tab and click on Add Rule.
3. Name the rule “Allow List“. Note, you can name it anything.
4. In the first dropdown, select From.
5. In the second dropdown, select Ends with.
6. In the text field, enter the domain, example: @domainname.com
7. In the Perform the following actions section, choose Move Message to Inbox.
8. Click OK to save the rule.

This will ensure that emails from the specified domain name are moved to your inbox instead of the junk folder.

 

Apple Mail App Allow List an Email Address

These instructions will help you Allow list an email address within the Apple Mail app.

1. Open Apple Mail and go to Mail > Preferences.
2. Navigate to the Rules tab and click on Add Rule.
3. Name the rule “Allow List“. Note, you can name it anything.
4. In the first dropdown, select From.
5. In the second dropdown, select Ends with.
6. In the text field, enter the email address, example: myemail@domainname.com
7. In the Perform the following actions section, choose Move Message to Inbox.
8. Click OK to save the rule.

This will ensure that emails from the specified email address are moved to your inbox instead of the junk folder.

 

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