Hi Alex, thanks for testing.
* Although it didn't work in my first test it makes a good first > impression (GMal, no replacement of encrypted content or (after reload) > "Error! Could not read this encrypted message") > Would be interesting to have some more details. I would either require the HTML of the encrypted content in GMail. Maybe you could just forward the email to me? Thinking about if it makes sense if I provide for such cases a test version of Mailvelope with verbose console logging. > * I also created the first issue on GitHub (just added another minor one) > Had already a look at this. For the key importing problem I first need to restructure some things. > * I would suggest to include the libraries (e.g. OpenPGP.js as git > submodules) > Currently trying to understand submodules. What I don't like at the moment is that I have to manually copy the openpgp.js file into my Mailvelope src/lib folder once there are changes. But I would not like to ship the complete openpgp repo in my extension means this submodule had to stay outside of src. That means I still have to update openpgp.js in src/lib manually but the benefit is that I show that the version of this file in src/lib is (probably) the same as in the submodule. Is that right? Best regards, Thomas
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