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I've been playing with the
CLAWS e/mail client recently . compared to T-Bird it's "meh",--
however: it does interface into GnuPG using the GPGME program .
I was horrified to learn that T-Bird would switch to OpenPGP in
order to comply with Mozilla's demand that all code be in
_javascript_ if T-Bird is divested from Mozilla to become an independent open source project then the demand for _javascript_ would be of no effect. And that would be a very good thing . hopefully Patrick has saved his C code On 12/03/2015 06:04 AM, Anne Wilson
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On 02/12/2015 19:51, Stephen wrote:If anything, it is the market for stand-alone mail clients that is diminishing. Webmail is accessible from any computer with a reasonably modern web-browser. This is probably how a large majority now use e-mail. Most people cannot be bothered with the effort needed to configure a mail user agent.Neither can most people be bothered setting up Enigmail. That doesn't mean I want to be without either Thunderbird or Enigmail.Webmail is so inflexible, such a pain in the ****, and for the most part doesn't support signing and encryption, at least easily. After a struggle I did get webmail working with encryption, but only on Windows, not on Android. Receiving a message when you don't have decryption is frustrating in the extreme. To be honest, I could live with losing Firefox, but I'd absolutely hate to lose Thunderbird. Anne -- /Mike |
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