Fyi Andrew Sutherland, the mozilla developer behind the b2g mail app, noted that "if we totally integrated PGP-support, it would be nice for all the code to be the same [apache] style license"
Tankred Am 12.08.2012 09:48 schrieb "Tankred Hase" <m...@tankredhase.de>: > Hey Sean, > > I was wondering if you've seen the work Mozilla is currently doing on its > Firefox OS email client. They are building an IMAP client in js, which is > being optimized for syncing with gmail and yahoo mail. > > https://github.com/mozilla-b2g/gaia-email-libs-and-more > > Also David Dahl confirmed window.crypto.getRandomValues() is now > implemented in gecko and is to be in "FF 17, maybe sooner". > > I dont know if you have been following crypto.cat in the last few days. > They are going extention only in cryptocat 2, offering apps for chrome and > mozilla WebRT and disallowing direct webusage over https. > > I have taken a look at your Chrome extention for Gmail. A complete signed > installable email app could perhaps deal with some of the issues regarding > sandboxing, code delivery and storing the private key in the gmail domain. > What do you think? > > Tankred >
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