Regarding the section E 2, reading a message with an attachment. Could It be confusing, that the encrypted and signed icons appear below the word attachment?
Would it make sense to move this label above the attachment box, as it is done in the mail compose window? If you agree, I'd suggest to change this globally, even when not using S/Mime. -- I want to mention that it is possible to configure the window used to read mail messages to collapse the message header area to a single line. This is done using the little widget to the left of the word subject. Should we hide the icons in that view? I ask, because space in that view is very limited. I looks rather full already, as it displays Subject, From, full date, and an attachment icon. If we had no icons for signed/encryption in that view, and no icons on the status bar, the user would not see the message is encrytped/signed. -- I'm not sure whether it has already been discussed, but I'd like it if the encryption/signed status were on the status bar, maybe in addition to displaying them on the header area. I think we could reserve two small spaces on the right hand side of the status bar, just right to the online/offline icon. -- Kai Jennifer Glick wrote: > Updated Security spec based on having a security Toolbar button in Mail > Compose. The Toolbar security icon seems the best way to go since it > makes the feature more discoverable without disturbing the attachment > area. > > http://www.mozilla.org/mailnews/specs/security/ > >
