Hi all,

last night a new nightly build version of enigmail was built,
which contains several changes and fixes.

You can find it at:
 https://www.enigmail.net/download/nightly.php

To try it out:
- DOWNLOAD the file enigmail-nightly-all.xpi
   https://www.enigmail.net/download/nightly/enigmail-nightly-all.xpi
  INTO A LOCAL FILE
  (don't load it directly into your firefox browser)
- In Thunderbird choose
   Extras -> Add-Ons-Manager
  select the configure icon on the top right
   -> install Add-On from file
  and select the stored file
- press install now
- restart thunderbird

The changes are:

- New handling of default/rules/final-decisions
  for encryption/signing/pgp-mime
  - new account-defaults
  - new key selection properties
  - new compose menu entries (both pulldown and popup menues)
  - new status bar button icon look&feel
  See a summary of the new behavior below

- We have a workaround now to try to handle
  PGP/Mime emails screwed up by a Exchange Server <=2010.
  see https://sourceforge.net/p/enigmail/forum/support/thread/4add2b69/

To summarize how encryption/signing/pgpmime is handled now:
- In the account specific menu you can now select the
  general defaults for signing/encryption/pgpmime
  - The decision to automatically sign when the
    email is (not) encrypted now is processed FINALLY
    after applying all defaults/rules/manual-settings
    It therefore has new labels.
  - Note: If no automatic signing is selected,
    signing is not bundled to encryption
  - You now have a button there to jump to the global settings
- In the preferences -> key selection
  you can now simply turn on or off the possible steps
  of the key handling individually.
  This replaces a radio boy where you could only choose
  one of a couple of options, where the consequence were not
  always clear.
  The recommended default settings are:
  - use recipient-rules
  - use keys from key manager
  - start manual key selection if keys are missing
- With the status bar icons you can now FINALLY choose to
  sign/encrypt or not to sign/encrypt
  (which means after hitting these buttons,
   rules/defaults no longer count to decide whether to sign/encrypt,
   even if additional recipients are added while composing)
- With the compose menu entries you can do the same PLUS
  - see the current status of the email
  - switch back to process defaults and rules

I am happy about any feedback.

-- 
Nicolai M. Josuttis
www.josuttis.de
mailto:[email protected]


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