New version of Blue Frog software allows webmail users to automatically report spam from their e-mail accounts; supports Gmail, Yahoo!, and Hotmail.

Blue Security, Inc., a provider of email security solutions, recently announced that it has released a new version of its Blue Frog software that allows webmail users to automatically report spam from their e-mail accounts.

Company says that the new release, free to new and existing Blue Security members, is designed for Mozilla Firefox web browsers and supports popular webmail applications such as Gmail, Yahoo! and Hotmail. The new version works seamlessly with webmail applications, allowing users to actively fight spam by reporting unsolicited e-mail messages to Blue Security. Complaints are automatically posted on web sites advertised by spam, encouraging spammers to stop further solicitation.

Eran Reshef, Founder and CEO of Blue Security said, "Spam filters are not enough. For the first time, Blue Frog allows webmail users to actively fight spam by automatically reporting the messages from their webmail application, without the fear of exposing themselves to further solicitation or retribution."