Becky! Internet Mail, an email management program that has been around since 1996, continues to evolve with changing technology and user demands.

In 1996, when Becky! Internet Mail was first released, and the computing world was very different from today. The Internet wasn't yet as accessible, and email hadn't yet become a staple part of our everyday lives. Nonetheless, Becky! saw an opportunity to simplify and make email more user-friendly for its users.

One of the most appealing features is its user-friendly and straightforward user interface. It is simple to set up and customize, making it ideal even for those without much experience with email programs. Furthermore, it includes various useful capabilities like creating templates for daily tasks, reminders for scheduling messages, and filter managers with flexible filtering rules; plus, it has a plug-in interface that enables third parties to develop additional programs.

Support for multiple email protocols, such as POP3, IMAP and SMTP, ensures compatibility with almost any email account. Furthermore, its multiple file formats make it ideal for sending and receiving emails with attachments.

On the security front, it has advanced features like email encryption and user authentication. These measures guarantee your email is private and protected against potential attacks.

One of the key advantages of this email manager is its capacity to manage multiple email accounts through multiple profiles. This makes it ideal for those who have multiple email accounts and require an efficient method for organization.

Portability is enhanced with the software's portable media synchronization feature, enabling you to carry your email on a USB stick and access it on any Windows PC. This makes the program ideal for users who need to access their email in an Internet cafe or on someone else's machine.

For those interested in testing Becky!, they offer a 30-day free trial period. After this time has elapsed, a $40 license purchase is necessary; however, future upgrades remain free.