It's still faster than manually marking hundreds of spam though. In the spam folder I just scroll down the list as fast as I can skim, and then close the tab i

It's still faster than manually marking hundreds of spam though. In the spam folder I just scroll down the list as fast as I can skim, and then close the tab if there's nothing. If they were all just in my inbox I'd have to manually mark each one (and risk accidentally doing it to a real message while going through hundreds of messages). There's no perfect solution here. Just personal preferences. I think I'd prefer a clean inbox with a 1% false positive rate vs having to manually flag a bunch of missed spam all the time.