Do you usually suffer significantly from receiving a considerable amount of SPAM daily in your e-mail? You should know that beyond the manual removal of these contents, there are some alternatives that you should consider. Spamihilator, for example, is a program that has been made specifically for us to combat all those annoying contents that arrive in our Inboxes.

The way Spamihilator works is straightforward since it is a system that works as an external filter to your e-mail, synchronizing itself with it so that only real e-mails can reach your Inbox. This way, you won't have to worry about cleaning your mailbox every day, or every week, because of the constant invasion of SPAM.

The advantage of this application is that it has a high rate of effectiveness when recognizing the SPAM that may arrive in our e-mail, automatically separating it from the real e-mails so that only these are the ones we see at first. If we add to the fact that it has several customization or configuration options, you will undoubtedly find that it is one of the best alternatives in its segment.

If you want to put Spamihilator to work, you first have to open the program and place all the data related to your e-mail account, among which, of course, are included, such as the username and password. Once it has synchronized with your Gmail, Outlook, or Yahoo account, to mention some of the most important clients, it will start working automatically.

It is essential to stop at this point to point out that Spamihilator, unlike other similar applications, stands out for its high compatibility with almost all current mail administrators. To those mentioned above, we can also add its support for Opera and Mozilla mail systems, among others, so you will hardly be left without being able to take advantage of it.

Another feature of this software we liked a lot is that it works almost all the time in the background, so it is invisible to users even when we are doing other tasks on the computer. This way, you will get the above results without harming yourself.

Sometimes, we have seen that for Spamihilator to work correctly; you must modify parameters regarding the e-mail account, especially the user and the POP3 server. If you don't do this, the program's filter may not be as effective, and that's exactly what we're looking for in this type of case, so keep that in mind if it fails you first.

How does Spamihilator know when an e-mail is SPAM? Well, its developers explain that it all stems from a series of mathematical studies carried out by the specialist Thomas Bayes, who has designed a system thanks to which we can quickly check what percentage of probability an e-mail has of being SPAM.

Of course, this is not the only parameter to consider since there is a blacklist of users who send e-mails automatically blocked by programs of this type. In addition, you must know that you can establish a personal blacklist of users from whom you do not want to receive e-mails and a white list so that Spamihilator always accepts e-mails from these people.

As for the interface of the program, we have to say that it is one of the simplest that we can find in the segment, although it is not as colorful as other programs. In principle, it stands out more than anything else for its enormous number of options, such as the one that allows us to change the language.

We must clarify that we do not recommend changing the program to other languages because the translation is poorly done. Most options are easier to intuit or interpret in English than in other languages.

What does Spamihilator do with the e-mails considered SPAM? It does not delete them entirely but takes them to the spam folder so that you can check them later if you want to see for yourself if they are SPAM. In any case, the vital thing to know is that if any of these e-mails is not SPAM and the program has failed, you can always recover it, so you have nothing to fear.

Finally, keep in mind that Spamihilator has, at the same time, a series of additional tools through a system of plugins and add-ons, thanks to which we can add all kinds of functions or contents. If you have used the Mozilla Firefox browser, you probably know what we are talking about since the operation in this sense is similar.