[Discuss] GPG encryption and gmail

[bencarr at gmail.com (Benjamin Carr)]

OH, I agree, which is why the new key, but it turns out GPG injection is
possible, so someone could do it. Yeah, he?s trying to starup, but it?s
not like open sourcing thing have help ed in the end see *racle.

Anyway, Yes, Thunderbird has support on desktop. GPG Suite plugs in a
bunch. I still don?t understand why chromium doesn?t support plugins at
all.
-Ben

On 8/31/16, 11:14 PM, "Discuss on behalf of Kent Borg"
<discuss-bounces+bencarr=gmail.com at blu.org on behalf of kentborg at borg.org>
wrote:

>On 08/31/2016 11:04 PM, Ben Carr wrote:
>> It does GPG injection of Outlook and Google, the dev is also SUPER SUPER
>> responsive, thought not open to relicensing the code.
>
>Which doesn't very open source.
>
>-kb, the Kent who sees little reason to trust security code that no is
>supposed to look at.
>
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