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- PopTray is easy and swift to use
- You can preview, print and delete mail quickly in PopTray
- PopTray offers header filters to treat certain mail specially
- PopTray does not support HTML mail preview
- The spam filters included in PopTray are of limited use
- PopTray checks multiple email accounts for new messages periodically.
- PopTray supports POP accounts natively, and plug-ins let you check IMAP and Hotmail accounts, too.
- Announces new mail via its system tray icon, a balloon pop-up, and with sound.
- PopTray can use a special color and sound for each account.
- You can preview, print, and delete mail directly at the server with PopTray.
- Filters can play a special sound for matching messages, delete or ignore them, and execute a file.
- PopTray offers further spam filtering via black and white lists of banned and trusted users.
- PopTray can be controlled via system-wide keyboard shortcuts.
- PopTray supports Windows 9x/ME/NT/2000/3/XP/Vista.
Further, though the name might suggest it, PopTray is not limited to changing its system tray icon when a new message tickles in. Well, PopTray does that in a nice manner, too: It shows you graphically and color-coded how many new messages have arrived in any of your unlimited accounts.
A clear and useful mailbox scanner lets you quickly browse, preview and delete mail manually. But PopTray knows even more tricks: using simple header filters, you can delete unwanted mail automatically, or announce special messages using a different sound, or even run a program.
PopTray also offers easy to use black and white lists of senders. The built-in filters are of limited use for detecting spam, though. Support for (secure) HTML rendering in the message viewer would be nice, too.
