Hello,
I'm really happy to see PGP/GPG support in roundcube progressing ;)
Am 30.06.2012 17:34, schrieb Niklas:
> I've been working on implementing OpenPGP.js in Roundcube for the past
> couple of days. It's still an unfinished project in development, but
> since there's such high demand for the
Yeah, the keys will have to be imported for every individual site using
openpgpjs. I'm not very concerned about that, I think the users are more
than willing to import keys everywhere. I think that's just normal usage
of PKI, kind of how SSH users would have to put all their public keys on
remote h
On Wed, Jul 11, 2012 at 5:00 PM, Niklas wrote:
> Hey-hey!
>
> The key manager uses HTML5 web storage to store keys, perhaps your
> browser doesn't support it yet? I've confirmed that part to work in both
> Firefox and Chrome. The plugin is heavily depending on HTML5 and things
> like window.crypto
On Wednesday 11 July 2012 17:00:42 Niklas wrote:
> I'd rather take long time than get in the same classical
> paradox with private keys and crypto calculations on the server instead
> of the client as so many others :-)
I fully agree and really like your approach! :)
Good luck and many thanks for
On 7/11/12 10:00 PM, Niklas wrote:
> * According to the specification and the implementations I've tried the
> PKS sends and receives traffic through HTTPS.
Whoops, I meant HTTP of course.
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Hey-hey!
The key manager uses HTML5 web storage to store keys, perhaps your
browser doesn't support it yet? I've confirmed that part to work in both
Firefox and Chrome. The plugin is heavily depending on HTML5 and things
like window.crypto, which Chrome currently supports but Firefox is
lagging (f
On Sat, Jun 30, 2012 at 5:34 PM, Niklas wrote:
> Hello :-)
Hi Nik
>
> I've been working on implementing OpenPGP.js in Roundcube for the past
> couple of days. It's still an unfinished project in development, but
> since there's such high demand for the result I ought I'd ask you guys
> for some e
