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I like this the one concern I'm still mulling over though is this: if we want to make ENIGMAIL self-teching then for every status there needs to be an easy way to get a list of possible responses . a pull down list I would think . On 09/21/2015 04:57 PM, Robert J.
Hansen wrote:
After some more thought, I came up with three icons for privacy, authenticity, and integrity.Privacy: a lock. If the message was encrypted, the lock icon is in color; if it wasn't, the icon is grayed-out; if it was encrypted to an expired certificate, the lock icon is in color but has a red X over it. Authenticity: a fountain pen. If there's a valid signature the pen is in full color. If there's no signature the icon is grayed-out. If there's a bad signature, the pen icon is in color but has a red X over it. Identity: an icon of a passport. (Not an ID card -- there's too many different kinds of them throughout the world -- but passports look much the same worldwide.) If the identity is confirmed, in color; if it's not, grayed. These icons are all simple, so they could probably get shrunk down a lot and still be recognizable. SVG icons would give us the best range of display values. If we decide to go this route (the PAI route), I think we should agree on an icon set and talk to a professional graphic designer about creating icons for us. Most icons in FOSS software are honestly pretty bad; I'd like for us to stand out from the pack. And yes, I'm willing to contribute to paying for the work. :) -- /Mike |
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