The main eMule client has been improved to include a version called eMule Plus. The improved and customizable graphical user interface (GUI), the web server that enables remote client control, and the team of translators who have localized the client into multiple languages are some of eMule Plus's most notable features. Additionally, each release of eMule Plus is thoroughly tested by a team of alpha testers, reducing user bugs and issues. The ability to view other users' ratings and comments to assess a file's quality, better handling of A4AF files (requested from another file), and the option to store sources for later retrieval are some other intriguing features of eMule Plus.

Additionally, eMule Plus provides a wide range of options for enhancing user experience and performance. For instance, there are automated fake file-checking options and specific optimizations for SSE/ MMX/ AMD processors. To prevent disk space issues or font loss during download, you can also allocate all the space required for a file in advance. Additionally, the client and file information windows' layout has been improved, and there are predefined categories to sort files by status or media type.

A session timer that displays how much the client has been running, the ability to view distant users' home country flags, and country-specific statistics are some of eMule Plus's many intriguing features. Additionally, eMule Plus offers significant physical notifications for the status of files in the download list and an integrated IRC client for chatting while downloading files.

eMule Plus contains no spyware or adware and will always be free of charge. In eMule Plus, the download ratio is 1:3 for uploads smaller than 4 KB/ s, 1:1 for those between 4 and 10, and there is no download cap when uploading larger than 10 Kbps.

You will be cut off from the initial server before attempting to connect to the next one if you link to one server and then double-click on another.

Some clients must connect through the server in order to connect to yours, which is known as a lowID. LowID clients can transfer files through the server but are less likely to connect to well-known servers. Let's say you upgraded to eMule Plus and now have a LowID. The firewall will probably treat the most recent version as a completely several application in that case, necessitating the addition of an access rule.

eMule Plus' most recent iteration, 1.2e, was made available on April 18, 2009. This indicates that it has been more than 12 years since the software's developers last updated and maintained it.