Darn, sorry for wasting your time. I discovered that the browser has 
an auto-fill feature. Portions (eg other) of this feature need to be 
disabled or the previous value is used. You would think it would let 
you re-key a new value.

There is no javascript that changes input field contents. It's your 
browser doing this.

I'm using Safari 1.2.4. As an example, I have a rule for filtering 
spam. I have selected "any of the following", "X-Spam-Status", "begins 
with", "yes". If I try to change "yes" to "Yes", It reverts to "yes" 
when I push tab or move to another field with a mouse click. It does 
not seem to matter if the case select checkbox is selected or not.



The same problem occurs when creating a new rule.

I can't reproduce this, mixed case rule values work fine here, using a 
Sieve backend. What rule backend do you use and what are the exact 
steps to reproduce this?

I think there is a bug in the new rule form. When you enter a string it

is converted to lowercase. Hence, it is not possible to do case

sensitive rules.



Sorry, no patch. Me and javascript don't get along.