Pegasus Mail is an email client that supports multiple POP3/IMAP4 accounts, HTML email, rule-based and Bayesian spam filtering, multiple identities etc. It also includes special support for Novell NetWare.
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Runs on: | Win2K / WinXP / Vista / Win7 / Win8 / Win10 |
Writes settings to: | Application folder. It does create a number of registry entries during operation for the purpose of Windows DDE (Dynamic Data Exchange). You can read WINPMDDE.TXT for more information. |
Unicode support: | Yes. With Unicode fonts selected. |
License: | Freeware |
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Similar/alternative apps: | Sylpheed, Thunderbird |
What's new? | See: http://www.pmail.com/v47x.htm |
I've been a satisfied Pegasus Mail user for 15+ years.
v4.70
@ Craunch: Thanks ... and updated ;)
v4.70
Version 4.7 is now out.
The supported versions of windows have changed. To quote from the website:
"Windows 98, NT, 2000, XP or Vista; we believe Windows 7 poses no problems, although we have not yet done extensive testing on that platform. Please note that Windows 95 is NOT supported."
v4.41
In development since 1990, still free and still going, this mail client absolutely needs to be in TPFC...
v4.41
v4.63 is out. The developer is working on v5, which is said to have improved IMAP support.
V4.41
v4.62 is available
V4.41
Not entirely portable adds various keys to the registry. Search using 'Pegasus Mail' in regedit and you'll see.
I find it very full free email client as long as you don't use IMAP. IMAP with Pegasus mail is way too slow.
Please DO correct me if I'am wrong, and also GUI glitches appeared from time to time.
Just saw this last statement today. You're somewhat wrong J44xm.
Pegasus Mail does support languages of different "alphabets", like Hebrew (LTR), Russian, Korean and Japanese (can't swear as I don't speak any of them), even in late versions. After adopting Unicode (among 26 other charsets) it extended its support much further.
Besides this charset thing, there's nothing out there that matches Pegasus Mail power and functionality. It's the One mailing system, not just a mailer.
And BTW, it's quite alive and well. New versions are on their way. See for yourself. ;^)
@Bruce
Before Pegasus Mail didn't save sent attachments, has this changed?
v4.70