Comments on Profile Post by Amaury

...one for news@example.com, etc., where you could instead just use "example.com," and it would get all of that. It works just fine in Windows Live Mail and looks like it worked fine in versions older than Outlook 2016: https://www.outlook-tips.net/how-to/creating-rules-that-apply-to-an-entire-domain/

However, that method doesn't seem to work with Outlook 2016, at least not using the "from public or public group" rule, the one that makes the most sense to use.

I mean, I suppose I could use the "with specific words in the sender's address" method, and then I could do what I want. It would get the job done, I guess, but it's still strange.

I'm not experienced in outlook, but that should work fine. I can't think of a situation where that would lead to a false positive or anything. Really as far as I can tell the two options even seem to function in the same manner under the hood (find string in address), they were probably just separate in an attempt to make the user think of different use cases.