On 11.05.18 02:07, Alexandre de ROBAULX de BEAURIEUX wrote: > Hi, > > your extension is pure awesomeness, by far the most important one for > Thunderbird and I promote it for years now, helped install it for all my > friends and use it at work.
Nice to hear, thanks :-) > The new "Encrypted Subject" option ist great, yet for work-related > emails, this can be a problem. Thus would it be possible to set > exceptions to this option? Ideally as a new drop-down in the > pre-recipients-window below "PGP/MIME per default". In that case, one > could encrypt subjects by default for emails to friends where subjects > are not important, but for work-related mails, subjects could remain > visible. Even the 3 choices always/yes if.../never could remain in > place. This would indeed be a very useful option! Frankly speaking, the functionality to determine the various rules is already more complex than desirable. I don't want to make it even more complex than that, and therefore it's unlikely that I'll implement this. The workaround is an optional toolbar button that allows you to enable/disable encryption of the subject. [...] > P.s. Sorry for the unencrypted mail, but I did not find your public key > on any keyserver, perhaps you could post it on your homepage. This is a public mailing list - we don't accept encrypted mails here. -Patrick
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