On 9/19/2015 6:11 AM, Mike Acker wrote: > Then let people click on each to get more detailed information. E.g., > if they click on "None" a pop-up window might say, "Although the digital > signature is present, it cannot be verified because you do not have the > sender's public key."
An observation from me about an 'average user'? The more information that you add to the screens the less of it the 'average user' will read. The famous "Click next - next - ok" effect. The more complicated that you make GnuPG and Enigmail for the 'average user' to actually use - do this - read this - make a decision - read some more IMHO the less it will be used by that 'average user'. Or perhaps even worse to be used incorrectly. Enigmail has a 'Setup Wizard' (exact name?) and one simple check box fills a whole page of settings. Most of which I would think a new 'average user' would have no idea what they are / do or why. Or cares. Make it as complicated as you want but I would highly suggest, if you want that 'average user', that you also offer a simple path. my 2 cents -- David
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