So then would it legitimate to have a version of Enigmail that continued
to work with TB 78? :)
Just curious as to what is p≡p is doing differently (better?) over the
default Open PGP implementation. We kept hearing they were doing this to
make it more streamlined and not require additional
On 06.09.20 19:39, Mark wrote:
> Little confused here with the messages about p≡p. If Thunderbird 78 has
> built in OpenPGP and we no longer use Enigmail/GPG4Win, what is this
> addon for?
This add-on is for automatic email encryption, creating a key pair for
each account you configure and/or
The philosophy of pEp is different than the one of Thunderbird. It's
perfectly legitimate that there's more than one solution for encryption.
The Enigmail migrator in TB 78 is only for users of the classical mode
of Enigmail. Users of pEp are offered to install pEp for Thunderbird.
And this is
Little confused here with the messages about p≡p. If Thunderbird 78 has
built in OpenPGP and we no longer use Enigmail/GPG4Win, what is this
addon for?
Thanks
On 8/30/2020 12:33 AM, Patrick Brunschwig wrote:
> On 24.08.2020 21:39, Kai Engert wrote:
>> FYI:
>>
>> The Thunderbird team had
I'm happy to announce Enigmail version 2.1.8 for Thunderbird 68,
Interlink Mail & News 52.9 and Postbox 7.
Changes
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* Prepared Enigmail to upgrade users of the pEp Junior Mode to the
new pEp for Thunderbird add-on
* Several defects with the "encrypt to key" features were fixed
* Disable
