If I send a message with an attachement, I get asked what encryption scheme I want to use for that message. PGP/MIME is ideal, and there's no reason not to, if we can assume that the recipient's client supports it. Why not perform a check of the headers on all of the previously received mail from the email address you're presently sending mail to, and then skip the attachment scheme selection dialog if the contact's mail has been exclusively composed either on mail clients that support PGP/MIME or on ones that don't?
Perhaps we should just send all mail by PGP/MIME _unless_ the recipient's address is on a cached blacklist that can be maintained by analyzing all incoming mail and adding an address to it whenever a message is received with a client header indicating that the recipient contact uses at least one client that doesn't support PGP/MIME. Thoughts? _______________________________________________ enigmail-users mailing list [email protected] https://admin.hostpoint.ch/mailman/listinfo/enigmail-users_enigmail.net
