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- Spam Filter Express filters mail precisely
- Integrating well with Outlook Express and Outlook, Spam Filter Express is easy and a joy to use
- Spam Filter Express can manually clean any folder
- Spam Filter Express does produce some false positives initially
- The Outlook version of Spam Filter Express is not up to par with the Outlook Express edition
- Spam Filter Express cannot filter IMAP accounts automatically
- Spam Filter Express is a junk mail filter for Outlook and Outlook Express.
- Mail determined to be spam is moved to a special folder by Spam Filter Express.
- Spam Filter Express uses adaptive Bayesian filtering to spot unwanted messages.
- Training Spam Filter Express is easy via two toolbar buttons.
- You can tell Spam Filter Express which (local) mail folders to watch for and clean of spam.
- Optionally, Spam Filter Express keeps automatic black and white lists of senders.
- The sensitivity of the Bayesian filter used by Spam Filter Express can be configured.
- Until enough data has been accumulated for the Bayesian filter to be accurate, SpamAssassin is used.
- Spam Filter Express supports Windows 98/ME/2000/3/XP and Outlook Express 5/6 or Outlook 2000/2/3.
Spam Filter Express integrates well with Outlook Express and Outlook and learns from your example what is spam and what is good mail. Teaching Spam Filter Express is easy via a simple toolbar button click. Since the Bayesian filter needs to see a few of the good and bad messages you typically receive, it does no filtering at the beginning.
That Spam Filter Express still catches spam out of the box is due to its using SpamAssassin's rule-based filtering until enough data has been collected. Spam Filter Express watches your "Inbox" or any other local folder automatically, but you are limited to manual cleaning for IMAP folders, for example.
While Spam Filter Express is a smooth experience in Outlook Express, the Outlook edition shows a few rough edges and seemed to trail its cousin in filtering efficiency, too. Spam Filter Express includes semi-automatic black and white lists of senders, but if you train your Spam Filter Express well, you can safely ignore them.
