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GnuPG is pretty good. I've just recently started using the EasyPG package in Emacs to interface with GnuPG. Encrypting files couldn't be easier. Files are encrypted at saving and decrypted at loading automatically. Make backing up sensitive files to Dropbox much easier.
"Gnupg is pretty good"??? Wtf? Pretty good? You have complaints with gpg?
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I don't suppose you're working on a Gmail/Chrome extension? Because I've been looking for one of those for years.
http://getfiregpg.org/s/home There was some effort in just such a project, though it seems to have died out.
From readme, https://tails.boum.org/doc/encryption_and_privacy/FireGPG_su...
Cool, but remember that Gmail automatically saves, to your drafts folder, everything you enter into a new email message.
Ever since I stopped using Thunderbird and Enigmail, I felt like I was missing something. So today, I finally started to develop my own solution - can't have them read our mails, now can we?
I don't suppose you're working on a Gmail/Chrome extension? Because I've been looking for one of those for years.
Ever since I stopped using Thunderbird and Enigmail, I felt like I was missing something. So today, I finally started to develop my own solution - can't have them read our mails, now can we?
Just out of curiosity, why did you stop using Thunderbird+Enigmail?
Cool, but remember that Gmail automatically saves, to your drafts folder, everything you enter into a new email message.
Is there a workaround for this? Until then, one should stick to native email clients/Thunderbird for confidential comms.
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I don't suppose you're working on a Gmail/Chrome extension? Because I've been looking for one of those for years.
Why yes, I am. That's the point of this submission ^^