> "So why aren't we using GPGME?" Excellent question, and I'm glad you asked! As it turns out, Thunderbird has a policy against allowing plugins to use native code directly. As an example, we had to remove some of our native-code libraries that we used for Enigmail -- we had to make Enigmail 100% Javascript.
Communicating with another process is okay; having a native-code library is not okay. And so GPGME is probably not in the cards for us, due to an engineering decision made by Thunderbird. :)
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