Inky Portable 3.2.2

"“We've made it much more streamlined compared to something like Outlook,” Baggett told ConsumerAffairs. “With Outlook there's a hundred controls on the screen. We tried to boil that down to a small set of controls that are intuitive but retain all the power.”" —Mark Huffman, ConsumerAffairs.com (07/25/2014)

"...some users might still feel reluctant to using a cloud-enabled email client. ...Inky is quite demanding when it comes to CPU and RAM. Sometimes it takes too long to log in or load a panel (we had to exit the program and restart it on several occasions because it got stuck in the loading panel)." —Elena Opris, Softpedia.com (May 8th, 2015 16:01 GMT)

"On paper, Inky has everything: it's flexible, powerful, includes every feature I could think of, and has a slick interface to boot. It's also under constant development, ... At the moment, however, it's still not snappy and responsive enough to entice me to switch. For more advanced users, it might also be missing some power features." —Yaara Lancet, PCWorld.com (Mar 17, 2014 10:00 AM)

Inky is a free email client for GMail, iCloud, and Outlook.com email accounts.

InkyPortable_3.2.2.paf
Size: 140 MB (147,447,808 bytes) Packed Size: 59.5 MB (62,418,944 bytes)
MD5: 00FDC055C81552EC395575C33E6FE46D

Notes (included in the help.htm):
» Requires Internet connection on start up and you must register a free Inky account from the app.
» Inky is free to use without a license if you're using ONLY gmail.com, hotmail.co.uk, hotmail.com, icloud.com, live.co.uk, live.com, mac.com, me.com, msn.com, and outlook.com accounts. To use Inky with other types of accounts, you must purchase a subscription to get an Inky Pro license.

Additional Notes:
» Inky could eat a horse when it comes to disk space. I only tried 1 email account, and the data size shot up to more than 400MB! So it's EssentialPIM for me for now. But it's worth to wait until Inky really matured and as slim and swift as Taylor Swift :)[]